Human-Hacking

While living in a digital world has made life easier in many ways, it has its drawbacks. Roughly 158 people suffer from online hacking every single second. Hackers find ways to get to all of our personal information and use it against us for their own personal gain. Many times online hackers even impersonate professionals trying to help us, only to leave us feeling extremely betrayed when we find out the truth. But what if the intelligence and cleverness behind online hacking were used for good intentions? Today we are talking with Christopher Hadnagy, a global security expert and creator of The Social Engineer. He will be teaching us how we can be better communicators based on his recent book, "Human Hacking: Win Friends, Influence People, and Leave Them Better Off for Having Met You."