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I'd be reluctant to call this social engineering. In my mind that typically refers to someone manipulating a third part to gain access to privileged information
by Topgamer7 7y ago
I'd be reluctant to call this social engineering. In my mind that typically refers to someone manipulating a third part to gain access to privileged information on you. However in this case the professor willingly gave access to his devices and passwords to a manipulative individual.
To me this would be coercion plain and simple.