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Viruses, trojans, and other forms of malware were destructive enough when they hit our computers through spam or compromised websites. Now, though, hackers are using social engineering to deliver malware through sophisticated spear phishing and watercooler schemes and using similar techniques to steal data and compromise supposedly secure systems. Users become the weak link in the security chain with these sorts of attacks, unintentionally opening the door for hackers. All of this, as well as new threat vectors and customizable malware, makes for an especially dangerous threat landscape.
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