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It starts at home and is not used until required. When I was a child I was taught to say "I love you" on the phone or in person if I was under duress. We had
by LinuxBender 2y ago
It starts at home and is not used until required. When I was a child I was taught to say "I love you" on the phone or in person if I was under duress. We had similar processes in the military that were also taught in person or existed in a binder next to the phone. Say one phrase and everything is dandy. Say another phrase and they send in the cavalry.
- nonrandomstring 2y agoYou're lucky to have good carers. I wonder how many parents or organisations think to give this training? Haven't read the FBI guidance yet, but it seems they're suggesting we start teaching this outside of professional scope, to everyone. I think that's a jolly good idea and will be thinking of how to build it into civic cybersecurity syllabus. Duress signals and a challenge-response for identification are different beasts, but if we're going to teach people verbal signalling to thwart generative scams then may as well teach the whole gamut of craft.