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Title: Social Engineering: The Art of Psychological Warfare, Human Hacking, Persuasion, and Deception
Author: Vince Reynolds
Narrator: Jim D. Johnston
Format: Unabridged
Length: 2 hrs and 11 mins
Language: English
Release date: 02-18-16
Publisher: Vince Reynolds
Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 18 votes
Genres: Science & Technology, Technology
Publisher's Summary:
Are You Ready to Learn How to Configure & Operate Cisco Equipment? If So, You've Come to the Right Place - Regardless of How Little Experience You May Have!
If you're interested in social engineering and security, then you're going to want (or need!) to know and understand the way of the social engineer.
There's a ton of other guides out there that aren't clear and concise and, in my opinion, use far too much jargon. My job is to teach you in simple, easy-to-follow terms how to understand social engineering.
Here's a preview of what this social engineering book contain:
Members Reviews:
Book is good, but sound quality is terrible
The material in the book was great. The book screeched every 20 seconds or so.
this book reads like a powerpoint presentation
This book presented a very basic introduction to aspects of current social engineering. The book is read like a high school introduction to social engineering 101 powerpoint presentation.
I came in with the expectation that the author would present empircal evidence base on the his own expirence as a professional to reinforce the topics being conveyed. I was left disappointed. I hope that future versions will incorporate case studies and analysis, and not spend an inordinant amount of time teaching me a lexacon many today already understand.
Extreemely general information
The narrator was good, but there wasn't a lot of specific information. This book felt like a long winded introduction. It seems like all of the information was generalized without any factual backup.
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Title: Social Engineering: The Art of Psychological Warfare, Human Hacking, Persuasion, and Deception
Author: Vince Reynolds
Narrator: Jim D. Johnston
Format: Unabridged
Length: 2 hrs and 11 mins
Language: English
Release date: 02-18-16
Publisher: Vince Reynolds
Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 18 votes
Genres: Science & Technology, Technology
Publisher's Summary:
Are You Ready to Learn How to Configure & Operate Cisco Equipment? If So, You've Come to the Right Place - Regardless of How Little Experience You May Have!
If you're interested in social engineering and security, then you're going to want (or need!) to know and understand the way of the social engineer.
There's a ton of other guides out there that aren't clear and concise and, in my opinion, use far too much jargon. My job is to teach you in simple, easy-to-follow terms how to understand social engineering.
Here's a preview of what this social engineering book contain:
Members Reviews:
Book is good, but sound quality is terrible
The material in the book was great. The book screeched every 20 seconds or so.
this book reads like a powerpoint presentation
This book presented a very basic introduction to aspects of current social engineering. The book is read like a high school introduction to social engineering 101 powerpoint presentation.
I came in with the expectation that the author would present empircal evidence base on the his own expirence as a professional to reinforce the topics being conveyed. I was left disappointed. I hope that future versions will incorporate case studies and analysis, and not spend an inordinant amount of time teaching me a lexacon many today already understand.
Extreemely general information
The narrator was good, but there wasn't a lot of specific information. This book felt like a long winded introduction. It seems like all of the information was generalized without any factual backup.