Social engineering tests are simulated attacks, to exploit human and organizational weaknesses to gain unauthorized access to information or resources. 

They involve impersonating trusted people or institutions to induce the victim to take undesirable actions, such as opening a malicious file or providing sensitive data.

They can be mass attacks such as fake invoices or advanced attacks directed at specific organizations. The attacker obtains information about the functioning of the organization, its processes, and dependencies, which most often allows for large-scale theft.

We often use various forms of phishingsuch as spear phishing, clone phishing, and whaling, which manipulate links or emails to obtain victim data.

For more demanding clients, we offer pharming. It consists of entering information into a vulnerable DNS server and directing it to a fake website under the correct domain, which allows obtaining confidential data.

We also use SMS phishing, which often proves to be very effective.

We also create fake websites, that interactively encourage users to provide confidential information.

Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), consists of the collection and analysis of publicly available information about people, events, and organizations.

Its purpose is to discover data that can be used in penetration or social engineering tests. Sources include the Internet, press, radio, television, and information from people.

We conduct OSINT to identify and minimize uncontrolled information leakage. We verify the value of this information in the context of the risk it generates. We determine and secure various attack variants.

As part of social engineering tests, we often register domains from which we send fabricated messages, impersonating various entities.

We also use direct actions in which our employees play various roles to obtain valuable information.

Thanks to our creativity, we are constantly developing new scenarios and methods. We also use our proprietary technical solutions that allow us to obtain information, mainly thanks to human errors.

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