In this premier episode of the Hacking Humans podcast, cohosts Dave Bittner from <a href="https://thecyberwire.com/">the CyberWire</a> and Joe Carrigan from the <a href= "https://isi.jhu.edu/">Johns Hopkins University Information Security Institute</a> discuss noteworthy social engineering schemes and ways to detect them.  Author Christopher Hadnagy discusses his book The Art of Human Hacking.  Thanks to our show sponsor <a href= "https://www.knowbe4.com/">KnowBe4.</a>

In this premier episode of the Hacking Humans podcast, cohosts Dave Bittner from the CyberWire and Joe Carrigan from the Johns Hopkins University Information Security Institute discuss noteworthy social engineering schemes and ways to detect them. Author Christopher Hadnagy discusses his book The Art of Human Hacking. Thanks to our show sponsor KnowBe4.

In this premier episode of the Hacking Humans podcast, cohosts Dave Bittner from <a href="https://thecyberwire.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">the CyberWire</a> and Joe Carrigan from the <a href="https://isi.jhu.edu/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Johns Hopkins University Information Security Institute</a>&nbsp;discuss noteworthy social engineering schemes and ways to detect them.&nbsp; Author Christopher Hadnagy discusses his book The Art of Human Hacking.&nbsp; Thanks to our show sponsor <a href="https://www.knowbe4.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">KnowBe4.</a>

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