
How AI changes Social Engineering | With Staford Titus S. (Charlemagne Labs)
How AI Changes Social Engineering with Staford Titus S. | Charlemagne Labs Link: https://charlemagnelabs.ai/ "The attacker doesn't need to fool you yet." In this episode, Dr. Mark T. Hofmann talks with Staford Titus S., co-founder of the New York-based startup Charlemagne Labs, about how AI agents are changing social engineering and phishing. Classic phishing needs one convincing moment and often urgency: the email you click, the call you trust. AI agents work differently. They are patient. They can build a relationship over weeks, gather context and earn trust long before they ask for anything. The attack begins long before you notice it. What does that mean for security awareness, for companies, and for anyone with an inbox? In this episode: - Why AI agents make patience a weapon - How phishing could shift from one-time deception to slow trust-building - What changes for social engineering defense - The psychology behind trust and manipulation Psychology of Cybercrime is hosted by Dr. Mark T. Hofmann, crime and intelligence analyst and cyber profiler, known as "Dr. Darknet". Keynotes and booking: https://www.mark-thorben-hofmann.de/en/artificial-intelligence/ TEDx Talk: The Dark Side of AI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWGZ12ohMJU








