How do phishing campaigns exploit over-reliance on social proof to manipulate users into trusting fraudulent content?
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How do phishing campaigns exploit over-reliance on social proof to manipulate users into trusting fraudulent content?
Phishing campaigns exploit over-reliance on social proof by mimicking trusted sources, such as friends or reputable companies, to deceive users. This manipulation creates a false sense of security and legitimacy, making users more likely to trust the fraudulent content and disclose sensitive information.