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+ | | project_name =OWASP SE - Social Engineering | ||
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+ | What is it about? The OWASP SE - Social Engineering Project is a documentation project and aims to connect researchers and practitioners about countermeasures against harmful and manipulative behaviour for those affected. | ||
+ | Web applications like social media etc. are one of the most important tool as well as targets harming users. | ||
+ | What is the goal? Discuss, evaluate and provide easy to use methods and sound context. for maliciously intended Social Engineering. And most everyone will be able to share thoughts and experiences about this catchall phrase "Social Engineering". So let's put our heads together to provide countermeasures and basic procedures. | ||
+ | | leader_name1 = Matthias Schmidt | ||
+ | | leader_email1 =matthias.schmidt@owasp.org | ||
+ | | leader_username1 = Schmidt | ||
+ | |project_license=OWASP is licensed under SE Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 license http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/.}} | ||
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