Continues Social Engineering

• Phishing Scenario

Sending deceptive emails to employees posing as legitimate services (e.g., bank, IT support) asking them to reset their passwords or download a file.

• Spear Phishing Scenario

Crafting highly personalized emails directed at a specific executive or department using insider knowledge, such as a fake request from the CEO to transfer funds.Mobile Application Penetration Testing

• Vishing Scenario

Calling employees while pretending to be from the IT department and asking for their login details to resolve a  echnical issue.

• Smishing Scenario

Sending fake SMS alerts that claim to be from a bank, instructing the recipient to click on a link to resolve an account issue or provide personal information.

• Impersonation Scenario

An attacker physically enters the office pretending to be a technician or delivery person and attempts to gain access to restricted areas or sensitive data.

• Pretexting Scenario

Contacting an employee while pretending to be a trusted vendor, requesting access to sensitive files by claiming there is an urgent problem that needs resolving.