SE Attack Vectors

The video tutorial covers various social engineering attack vectors, including phishing, spearfishing, baiting, tailgating, vishing, and watering hole attacks. It explains how attackers create scenarios to deceive victims into providing sensitive information or access. Examples include fake emails from supposed African princes, diversion theft tactics, and malicious USB drives. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of awareness and vigilance to prevent falling victim to these attacks.

What is an example of a social engineering attack that involves tricking someone into redirecting their actions?

• Tailgating

• Baiting

• Diversion theft

• Phishing

How does spear phishing differ from regular phishing?

• It uses phone calls instead of emails.

• It is less successful than regular phishing.

• It targets a specific group with more research.

• It involves physical access to a location.

What is the main tactic used in baiting attacks?

• Leaving infected USB drives in public places

• Using a fake ATM

• Sending fake emails

• Following someone into a secure area

What is tailgating in the context of social engineering?

• Sending emails to gain information

• Following someone into a restricted area without authorization

• Calling someone to extract personal information

• Leaving a USB drive in a public place

What is a watering hole attack?

• Following someone into a secure area

• An attack on a water supply system

• Exploiting trusted websites to deliver malware

• A phishing attack via phone calls