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== Jamison Scheeres: Social Engineering is a Fraud == | == Jamison Scheeres: Social Engineering is a Fraud == | ||
Jamison took the counterpoint that SE requires deception to achieve its goals of garnering information from users. He used an overview of classical SE (ponzi, grifting confidence schemes) as a back drop for more modern applications of the techniques in the information world. | |||
== Kevin Johnson & Tom Eston: Desktop Betrayal: Exploiting clients through the Features They Demand == | == Kevin Johnson & Tom Eston: Desktop Betrayal: Exploiting clients through the Features They Demand == | ||