Social Engineering is the art of eliciting sensitive information from people by tricking them. Like through phishing, fake emails that contain a virus and fake programs. They get your password or any other sensitive information by making you think the website/program is legit. That's why you should always make sure the new website/program you visited is safe.
Reverse Social Engineering is, on the other hand, where the initial attacker becomes attacked. Or the victim redirects the attacker to someone who can counter the attacker. E.g attackers call the front desk and ask for information X. Instead or giving him information X, front desk redirects the call to the security department. An example is where the attacker is fed false information. Law enforcement agencies often perform this attack.
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There could be an issue with your SIM card, or the problem could be on your carrier's end. Possible causes of the 'not registered on network' error include:
Your phone's firmware or operating system is out of date.
The SIM card is disconnected or damaged.
Your carrier is not selected in your phone's settings.
Your carrier is experiencing an outage.
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It's up to personal preference.
Explanation:
iPhone/Apple gives more compliments to security than Android.
Android has more friendly user GUI and dev tools.
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Airplane mode has been set on the tablet.
Explanation:
Joe a frequent visitor to a branch office attempts to connect his tablet to the office wireless network but is unable to connect to the internet even though he has verified that the SSID and password are correct. Joe attempts to connect to a coworker's hotspot but is still unable to connect to the internet.
This is because the Airplane mode has been set on the tablet.
