Social Engineering In Wars
What Is War ?
War is an armed struggle in which the conflicts between states are intertwined with their armies.
How Is Social Engineering In Wars ?
To be successful, you have to sacrifice something. If we explain by giving an example: the state of X and the state of Y is at war. State X begins to investigate to learn of the weaknesses of State Y during the war. They decide to try it through state Y to investigate and test the accuracy of the information they find. They send a spy to Y State for this.
This spy introduces himself as a government official to infiltrate the Y state. With this acquaintance, he begins to take office in important parts of the state. As he is stationed in various places, he tries to investigate and send the information they find to his state. When the information reaches the state, the X State immediately begins to compare. Thanks to the information obtained, the weak points of Y state are identified. Through these weak points, control of the Y state begins to pass to the X State.
The X State took advantage of this opportunity to approach the siege zone of the Y state. The spy of State X has drawn enough troops to his side in this time. The X State has only one thing left: attack!. The Y state was reduced both by attacking from the outside and by using soldiers organized by the spy inside. With the infiltration of a spy, the course of the state has changed before the war has even begun.
With the development of Rome, espionage activities increased gradually. Intelligence activities that played an important role in the rise of the country helped both win the war and grow trade. Seeking to take the maritime trade out of the hands of the Carthaginians, Rome resorted to espionage activity. He sent a spy to the Carthaginians to learn the operation of the Merchant Marine. The spy who infiltrated provided information to the Romans. Thanks to this information, the Carthaginians were given power in the Mediterranean.
Ottoman Empire, 1.It was one of the states that was able to manage espionage activities well during World War II. He was trying to contain any threat that might come to the country by agents infiltrating various areas. Thanks to the spies who infiltrated the Greek Cypriots and Armenians, they could be diverted and detailed information was obtained about them. II.Bernard Maimon, a Jewish spy who was Abdulhamid's man, was selling classified information he had infiltrated and seized as a diplomat or envoy to the country.
Hitler had won Poland from their war. They took the decision to extend their troop forces to the west. The Germans would not use the Schlieffen Plan, a plan to attack from the coast, to a**** defeat. Hitler made them think of this plan as being used by his allies and(by not actually using it) added Holland to the war zone. The main blow was the armoured units that would attack from the area called Arden. The Allies thought it would prevent any attacks that might come in the Arden area. Their plan was for nothing.
The British and French armies were defeated by Hitler in 2 weeks. 1 million soldiers belonging to the British and French armies were to be taken as hostages to the UK and were rescued using the Dunkerque evacuation programme. Thanks to this program, the United Kingdom has ensured its own security against any harsh attacks. The French army was unable to withstand these events and surrendered and Vichy France was established.
Source: https://www.turkhackteam.org/sosyal-muhendislik/1921993-savaslarda-sosyal-muhendislik.html
Translator: theblackestday
What Is War ?
War is an armed struggle in which the conflicts between states are intertwined with their armies.
How Is Social Engineering In Wars ?
To be successful, you have to sacrifice something. If we explain by giving an example: the state of X and the state of Y is at war. State X begins to investigate to learn of the weaknesses of State Y during the war. They decide to try it through state Y to investigate and test the accuracy of the information they find. They send a spy to Y State for this.
This spy introduces himself as a government official to infiltrate the Y state. With this acquaintance, he begins to take office in important parts of the state. As he is stationed in various places, he tries to investigate and send the information they find to his state. When the information reaches the state, the X State immediately begins to compare. Thanks to the information obtained, the weak points of Y state are identified. Through these weak points, control of the Y state begins to pass to the X State.
One of the weaknesses is the defensive line. The Defense Ministry of Y state receives a false intelligence prepared by The Spy of X State. There are photos and articles of the X State being strengthened by this false intelligence. In fact, the X State is not that strong. The goal is to intimidate the Y state. When the Y state receives this intelligence, it decides to withdraw its troops.
The X State took advantage of this opportunity to approach the siege zone of the Y state. The spy of State X has drawn enough troops to his side in this time. The X State has only one thing left: attack!. The Y state was reduced both by attacking from the outside and by using soldiers organized by the spy inside. With the infiltration of a spy, the course of the state has changed before the war has even begun.
With the development of Rome, espionage activities increased gradually. Intelligence activities that played an important role in the rise of the country helped both win the war and grow trade. Seeking to take the maritime trade out of the hands of the Carthaginians, Rome resorted to espionage activity. He sent a spy to the Carthaginians to learn the operation of the Merchant Marine. The spy who infiltrated provided information to the Romans. Thanks to this information, the Carthaginians were given power in the Mediterranean.
Ottoman Empire, 1.It was one of the states that was able to manage espionage activities well during World War II. He was trying to contain any threat that might come to the country by agents infiltrating various areas. Thanks to the spies who infiltrated the Greek Cypriots and Armenians, they could be diverted and detailed information was obtained about them. II.Bernard Maimon, a Jewish spy who was Abdulhamid's man, was selling classified information he had infiltrated and seized as a diplomat or envoy to the country.
Hitler had won Poland from their war. They took the decision to extend their troop forces to the west. The Germans would not use the Schlieffen Plan, a plan to attack from the coast, to a**** defeat. Hitler made them think of this plan as being used by his allies and(by not actually using it) added Holland to the war zone. The main blow was the armoured units that would attack from the area called Arden. The Allies thought it would prevent any attacks that might come in the Arden area. Their plan was for nothing.
The British and French armies were defeated by Hitler in 2 weeks. 1 million soldiers belonging to the British and French armies were to be taken as hostages to the UK and were rescued using the Dunkerque evacuation programme. Thanks to this program, the United Kingdom has ensured its own security against any harsh attacks. The French army was unable to withstand these events and surrendered and Vichy France was established.
Source: https://www.turkhackteam.org/sosyal-muhendislik/1921993-savaslarda-sosyal-muhendislik.html
Translator: theblackestday
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