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Re: Steps to avoid Social Engineering
From: David Roman Esteban <droman () plcendesa com>
Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2005 23:47:34 +0200
We are going to use for this PGP, when we start a maintenance contract we create a pair of keys that are used for all the communications we have. If they are security awareness they probably have already something like this. This first pair are given by hand to the person who is in charge of the maintenance contract. If they want some password or "sensitive" information they have to use encrypted/signed mail. Best regards David Roman
But how could I get this person (or any one in the future) prove to me that they are the people who are they say they are? Any advice? Tabs
Current thread:
- Steps to avoid Social Engineering Tabs The Cat (Apr 18)
- Re: Steps to avoid Social Engineering Cd Pirate (Apr 19)
- Re: Steps to avoid Social Engineering Micheal Espinola Jr (Apr 20)
- Re: Steps to avoid Social Engineering Dave Peters (Apr 21)
- RE: Steps to avoid Social Engineering J B (Apr 19)
- Re: Steps to avoid Social Engineering T. Shannon Gilvary (Apr 19)
- Re: Steps to avoid Social Engineering David Roman Esteban (Apr 19)
- RE: Steps to avoid Social Engineering David (Apr 19)
- Re: Steps to avoid Social Engineering Times Enemy (Apr 20)
- RE: Steps to avoid Social Engineering Aruna (Apr 19)
- RE: Steps to avoid Social Engineering Patoff Pat-EtHiQ (Apr 19)
- RE: Steps to avoid Social Engineering Yashodhan Deshpande (Apr 20)
- RE: Steps to avoid Social Engineering Matt Cunnane (Apr 19)
- Re: Steps to avoid Social Engineering Raoul Armfield (Apr 20)
- Re: Steps to avoid Social Engineering Alvaro Prieto (Apr 20)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: Steps to avoid Social Engineering Reece, Terry (Apr 19)
- RE: Steps to avoid Social Engineering P. Rodriguez (Apr 19)
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- Re: Steps to avoid Social Engineering Cd Pirate (Apr 19)