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Social influence, manipulation, or obfuscation of the attacker's intent or motives have traditionally been used in psychological operations, like social engineering. Tailoring communication patterns specific to a person's conscious vulnerabilities inherent in their critical factor increases desired response compliance, as subconscious processes regulating suggestibility are accessed. Identifying a person's specific conscious mind critical factor suggestibility, adapting communication to exploit psychological vulnerabilities, and entraining a desired state of consciousness depth are used in a targeted attack to obtain a desired behavioral, psychological, emotional, or physiological effect. 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In talking to some of the people who have sent these misguided emails, she has learned about the specific shapes of bad habit and mistake that lead people to send email to this account - thinking it is theirs in some cases - and she will share those, along with comparisons to the Internet mistakes she saw in her dissertation research. Gus will discuss the structural problems with email that plague us this way. She will talk about the potential ramifications of accounts like this for phishing schemes and social engineering pretexting, which have been cited by other security researchers. 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Jason will share the many things he learned, as he progressed along the pathway from being an Arduino and AWS Lambda noob to someone who is now a proud \"advanced beginner.\" This session will include basic technical information, code walkthroughs, and a video demo from the basement of Jason's house.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eJason Garbis\u003c\/p\u003e","brand":"2600 Magazine","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":32409623986231,"sku":"","price":0.99,"currency_code":"USD","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0837\/3445\/products\/image2_ab94794b-87a9-4a80-b085-bf8a47bc8958.png?v=1606935632"},{"product_id":"hope-2020-2020-iwar-and-information-warfare-the-next-phase-of-internet-motility-download","title":"HOPE 2020 (2020): \"iWar and Information Warfare, the Next Phase of Internet Motility: Manipulation Inherent to the Internet's DNA\" (Download)","description":"\u003cp\u003eTuesday, July 28, 2020: 1200. Information warfare, disinformation, and propaganda have persisted since the beginning of recorded history. Much like many of the world's oldest professions (espionage and sex work), information warfare has come under a variety of names and agendas. And much like espionage and sex work, information warfare remains alive and well in the present day.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eFrom the old world where we have Asurbanipal's clay tablets relating elaborate tales of \"glorious\" military victories to Bernays's ushering in the modern era dominated by 20th century multi-modal propaganda campaigns, this talk will delve into a history of the sordid concept known as infowar. The panel will examine the pre-history of disinformation, iWar, misinformation and propaganda, all through both an historical and technical lens. They will address the advent of the printing press, moving swiftly to Wordpress and the Dark Net.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eWith respect to our present predicament in 2020, rather than clay tablets and cuneiform, we have dysfunctional social media systems, broken identity management concepts, multi-national troll farms, and a profusion of Internet-connected systems, all of which adversaries with malicious intent routinely manipulate. The concept of the Internet being used as an information warfare domain was not a twinkle in the eyes of inventors of the packet switched system that became known as ARPANET. The Internet was designed for functionality, not security, and therefore remains insecure. 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