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Best Practices to Protect Against Social Engineering

The winner of the FIRST Best Practices competition was from members of the Taiwanese CERT team, Pei-Wen Liu, Jia-Chyi Wu, Pei-Ching Liu. Between them they produced a 13 page document on how to best protect against social engineering attacks in email form.  You can download their document for free at http://www.cert.org/csirts/national/contest_2008.html along with 2nd place winner Hyukjoon Kim from the Spam Response Team at Korea Information Security Agency. His document on

 National Spam Threat Management: With Case Studies of Spam Incidents Analysis won $2500.



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Ben Chai

Ben Chai was one of the first UK engineers to receive both the prestigious Microsoft MCSE and Novell MCNE qualifications and qualify as a...

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