K² Ramblings on Nostr: The year is 2006. I’m complaining on my blog about businesses training their ...
The year is 2006. I’m complaining on my blog about businesses training their customers to fall for phishing attacks.
The year is 2011. I’m complaining on my blog about businesses training their customers to fall for phishing attacks.
The year is 2022. I’m complaining on my blog about businesses training their customers to fall for phishing attacks.
Corporations haven’t learned. Unfortunately, their customers *have* learned from all this training. And so has the fraud industry. Even if you’re usually savvy about this sort of thing, you can get caught up if the circumstances put you *just* off-balance enough to line up the holes in each overlapping layer of security...
https://hyperborea.org/journal/2024/02/phish-training-2/Published at
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