We require some form of social relationship to share our thoughts, feelings, and ideas. The most vulnerable part of any social connection is sexuality. In many cases, men and women attract and appeal to each other. Owing to this intense feeling and false sense of trust, we may end up inadvertently revealing information. There are several online social portals where people can meet and chat. These include Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, and Orkut. For instance, Bob is hired by the XYZ company to get the financial and marketing strategy of the ABC company in order to achieve a sustainable competitive advantage. He looks through a number of employees and finds a girl called Alice who is responsible for all business operations. Pretending to be a normal business graduate, he tries to find his way into a relationship with her (for example, through Facebook). Bob intentionally creates situations where he could run into Alice, such as social gatherings, including anniversaries, dance clubs, and music festivals. Once he acquires a certain level of trust, he can arrange to meet Alice regularly. This practice allows him to extract useful insights of the financial and marketing perspectives of the ABC company. Remember, the more effective and trustful relationships you create, the more you can socially engineer your target. There are tools that will make this task easier for you, for instance, SET, which we will describe in the next section.