In lots of ways, the most dangerous attack any enterprise sustains comes one way or another through ???social engineering???. The reason why this works so well is that it’s mainly an application of social skills – the kind people use everyday to work together and get things done every day. Like any tool, skill, or weapon, it can be used for good or for evil.
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