An attacker engages in pretexting behavior to solicit information from
						target persons, or manipulate the target into performing some action that
						serves the attacker's interests. Pretexting involves a mixture of role-play,
						subterfuge, and possibly some forms of disguise. Basic pretexting attacks
						may simply seek to learn information about a target, but more complicated
						pretexting attacks seek to solicit a target to perform some action that
						assists the attacker in exploiting organizational weaknesses or obtaining
						access to secure facilities or systems. One example of a pretexting attack
						could be to dress up like a jogger and run in place by the entrance of a
						building, pretending to look for your access card. Because the hood obscures
						you face, it may be possible to solicit someone inside the building to let
						you inside.