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'''Detailed Description:''' Things that are familiar are perceived as less threatening, more likeable. <br> | '''Detailed Description:''' Things that are familiar are perceived as less threatening, more likeable. This may be leveraged by threat actors who impersonate a known person, as in using deepfake technology. Familiarity may also be leveraged by threat actors as a means of inducing emotionality, as observed in virtual kidnapping cases.<br> | ||
'''INTERACTIONS''' [VETs]: <br> | '''INTERACTIONS''' [VETs]: <br> | ||
Latest revision as of 22:25, 26 September 2024
Familiarity
Short Description: Things that are familiar are perceived as less threatening or more likeable. May also be leveraged by threat actors as a means of inducing emotionality.
CAT ID: CAT-2022-026
Layer: 8
Operational Scale: Tactical
Level of Maturity: In Common Use
Category: Vulnerability
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Multipliers:
Detailed Description: Things that are familiar are perceived as less threatening, more likeable. This may be leveraged by threat actors who impersonate a known person, as in using deepfake technology. Familiarity may also be leveraged by threat actors as a means of inducing emotionality, as observed in virtual kidnapping cases.
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