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Human Nature vs. Security
Daniel Hanson, 2004-03-29

Social engineering in the latest crop of viruses has people jumping through hoops to open malicious attachments. How do we change the pattern?

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You have paint all over your hands too don't you? The web is full of training sites. Search for them instead of playing games all day.

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