17 percent of employees fall for social engineering attacks

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By Ian BarkerApr 9, 2018, 9:04 am120 pts
Employees are still falling for social engineering techniques leading them to download malicious files, click phishing links, correspond with hackers, and even share contact information for their colleagues. Enterprise security specialist Positive Technologies imitated the actions of hackers by sending emails…

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