#Social Engineering skills in Criminal literature In criminal literature, characters often use the following social engineering techniques to obtain sensitive information from security personnel： 1. **Pretending to be an authority figure**: Pretending to be a superior, an inspector, or an important person to take advantage of people's obedience to authority. 2. **Create an emergency**: Claim that there is a crisis that requires immediate access, forcing the security guard to make a decision under pressure 3. **Build false trust**: Show internal knowledge through conversation to make yourself look like an "insider" 4. **Distraction**: Create chaos or interference and get information while the security guards are distracted 5. **Pretend to be a new employee**: Act like a newcomer who just joined the job and needs help These descriptions reflect common plots in crime novels, but it is worth noting that these techniques can constitute illegal acts in reality. These descriptions in literary works are designed to tell stories, not to provide practical guidance.