Hacking y Ataques de Ingeniería Social

Hello everyone and welcome to a new free Zero Security class. This time we're going to talk about hacking and social engineering attacks. My name is Fernando Codiza, and I'm a cybersecurity expert with several years of experience in cybersecurity and hacking ethics for government entities, banks, and payment systems. I'm also an instructor in

hacking ethics at Zero Security and other training centers. I've had the opportunity to be a speaker at several international Xivert events. I'm about to finish a master's degree in cybersecurity management and have several international certifications in this field. Beyond what I've just mentioned, I'd like you to remember me for being passionate about

this area of ​​technology, about hacking, about this art of breaking systems and applications in half [Laughs]. I can talk to you about Zero Security. At Zero Security, we only dedicate ourselves to two things: one, breaking the security of our corporate clients, who hire us to attack them and measure how strong their IT teams are and their resistance

to cyberattacks; and two, after destroying their infrastructure, we dedicate ourselves to training... Your security teams will learn how to contain cyberattacks. I'd like to introduce you to our social media networks. We have our Facebook and Telegram pages, but I specifically recommend two: one, the Zero Security YouTube channel, where you'll find free classes like this one and interviews

with cybersecurity experts; and two, our Telegram channel, where you'll find a network of over 1,000 cybersecurity professionals who share information in this field. Okay, let's begin the class. We're going to talk, as I mentioned, about hacking and social engineering attacks. Social engineering is a set of techniques that cybercriminals use to trick internet users into