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WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest
Anatomy of a Phishing Attack
Frank Vianzon
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest
Elicitation: Weaponizing Social Engineering for Covert Access Operations | Dorota Kozlowska
Dorota Kozlowska
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest
Lessons Learned in a Year of Social Engineering | Alice Thorne
Alice Thorne
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest
Sustainable Phisheries: Preventing Disease in Farm Raised Phishing | Ean Meyer | WWHF San Diego 2022
Ean Meyer
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest
The Human Vulnerability: Social Engineering in a Hyper Connected World | David Boyd
David Boyd
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest
Why John Wayne Works: Social Engineering in the Wild Wild West | Todd Wedel | WWHF 2023
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest
WWHF 2020 (Virtual): Casting with the Pros - Tips and Tricks for Effective Phishing
Nathan Sweaney
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest-deadwood-2025
A Journey from Alert1 to P1: Cat Pic Graffiti and Phishing Payloads | Cary Hooper
Cary Hooper
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest-deadwood-2025
The Tao and Te of Device Code Phishing | Andrew Krug
Andrew Krug
ROOTCON · 2022rootcon-16
Pwnppeteer Phishing Post ExploitAutomattion at Scale