Ransomware locks up all the information on an infected network unless one pays for their release through untraceable payments (such as with Bitcoin). Alternatively, social engineering relies heavily upon deception to trick victims into performing certain actions involving linking computers together. This is often done through email attachments containing malware programs that invade personal devices without permission, thereby granting hackers full control over another person's computer system. Social engineering is one of the most popular methods of stealing data due to its age-old effectiveness. By emotionally manipulating unsuspecting employees and users, cybercriminals can steal the hard-earned money of unfortunate businesses. As technology advances and attacks grow more sophisticated, cyber coverage plans will have to adjust to meet increasing demand.