Vishing
What is Vishing?
Voice phishing, a social engineering attack that uses phone calls or voice messages to trick victims into revealing sensitive information. Vishing attacks often impersonate banks, government agencies, or technical support.
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What the standards actually require on vishing
Requirements naming vishing across 3 standards, quoted from the control text.
Attacks are detected. Foundational: attacks are detected at the endpoints and at the perimeter, backed by scanning of stored files, with false positives reduced through alert tuning.
lloyd-s-minimum-standards-cyber-security::P12.3.5 · 12.3.5 Cyber detection →Apply Section 5 target vulnerability validation including: password cracking (offline against captured hashes per RoE + John the Ripper + Hashcat + dictionary attacks + rainbow tables) + penetration testing (Sections 5.2 + 5.3 covering planning + discovery + a...
NISTSP115-4 · Target Vulnerability Validation - Password Cracking, Pen Testing, Social Engineering →The CCMP addresses detection, containment, response and recovery; the bank takes measures to prevent attacks and detect intrusions promptly, prepares for zero-day, remote access and targeted attacks, and addresses threats including denial of service and DDoS,...
rbi-cybersecurity-framework-for-banks::193 · Para 193: CCMP covers detection, containment, response and recovery for a wide threat set →Questions people ask about vishing
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