Social-Engineering
Phishing — Enterprise Credential Harvesting & Initial Access Technique
Phishing is a social engineering technique used to obtain credentials, deliver malware, or establish initial access into enterprise environments. This SECMONS record explains phishing mechanics, campaign evolution, and defensive controls.
Tech Support & Remote Access Scam — Impersonation, Remote Control & Financial Fraud
Tech support and remote access scams involve impersonation of legitimate service providers to trick victims into granting remote control or making fraudulent payments. This SECMONS record explains how these scams operate and how to prevent compromise.
Phishing — Deceptive Social Engineering to Steal Credentials and Deliver Malware
Phishing is a social engineering technique where attackers impersonate trusted entities to steal credentials, deliver malware, or gain initial access. This SECMONS glossary entry explains phishing variants, operational impact, and defensive controls.