The Invisible Deception: Social Engineering for normal people, (Paperback)

<p>We live connected all the time. We work, shop, talk, share photos, manage our banking, and store a large part of our lives on a screen. But almost no one has taught us how to navigate that world without falling into traps.</p><p><i>The Invisible Deception</i> explains social engineering in a clear, accessible and practical way: how digital scams work, why we fall for them even when we think "it won't happen to me", and which simple habits can help protect us without living in fear.</p><p>This is not a technical book, nor is it only for experts. It is a guide for ordinary people: families, students, professionals, teachers, businesses, and anyone who uses a mobile phone, email, or social media.</p><p>Through everyday examples, humour and common sense, this book will help you understand: </p><ul><li>Why urgency, trust and fear are allies of deception.</li><li>How scammers operate and which patterns repeat.</li><li>What changes with artificial intelligence, cloned voices and perfectly crafted messages.</li><li>How to spot misinformation, half-truths and manipulation.</li><li>Which simple habits can reduce many digital risks.</li></ul><p>Because they don't hack your computer.</p><p>They hack your mind.</p><p>And the good news is that your mind can also be trained to defend itself.</p>

• The Invisible Deception: Social Engineering for normal people, (Paperback)
• Author: Independently Published
• ISBN: 9798195257385
• Format: Paperback
• Publication Date: 2026-05-02
• Page Count: 130