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The One-Time Dirty Dozen Intrusion Threats

Apr 24, 2008

The One-Time Dirty Dozen Intrusion Threats

Breaking and Entering
Trespassing
Posing as service or repair personnel
Phone tapping
Extortion
False Employment
Trade shows
Dumpster diving
Bribery
“Honey trap”
Shell company creation
Remote visual collection, photography and surveillance

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