Head over to Flatbush and go to Kings Plaza if you want a mall in NYC
Thatâs a 1.5 hour subway and bus ride from my neighborhood. I might as well go to Paramus. (I actually did take the bus to a mall in Paramus with one of my friends as part of a trip to the city I made during grad school. He was a little weird like that.)
Do you trust Nigerian princes more or less than you trust the management at your work? Do you want your employees thinking of you the same as you think of Nigerian princes?
Tweet blacks out the most important part. If this came from a corporate email account, employees should regard the chances of this being phishing as basically zero, unless they are also getting emails from IT that the whole company has been pwned. If corporate sent this from a deliberately shady, non-corporate account, they at least have a leg to stand on.
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Promising a bonus and then yanking it away was the big screwup here. Testing employees with a fake phishing scam doesnât seem too unreasonable, I routinely get extremely sophisticated, targeted phishing emails.
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From addresses can be spoofed.
Stop checking your emails. The one weird trick to passing phishing tests.
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thereâs pretty good evidence that phishing training does have a pretty significant positive impact, but I seriously doubt this particular test has a better performance outcome than other stuff.
FWIW that particular test happened like 4 years ago.
Everyone should get the bonusâŚbut the employees who failed the test should be given mandatory training and/or be placed in a PIP.
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How big of a bonus before youâre justified in channeling your inner Luigi Mangione?
We have to watch monthly cybersecurity videos from Knowbe4 (usually only 5-10 mins and you can play them at faster speeds) and occasionally get suspect emails sent out to us that weâre supposed to report.
Theyâve got to be at least slightly helpful, a lot of people are awful about security/falling for scams etc.
Getting a like from CaffeineNeeded and microbet on the same post? Straight to my personal âbest ofâ
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I am so strict about my work emails lol. I only look at my emails while Iâm getting paid to work. People think thatâs a reasonable policy, until they realize I donât work typical 9-5 hours and it might be 6 days until I look at the email and respond at 2am. I also rarely get an important work email so I donât check it much
https://x.com/CraigDMauger/status/1866464741520036123?t=E4m75QS6MZrS1KxjrelzyA&s=19
Carpetbagging mf stay in indiana. Dems gonna ratfuck a great candiate in mike duggan
Any e-mail coming from outside the organization can be marked as such and this canât be spoofed. Still shocked at the amount of companies that donât do this. Also phishing training is effective and can easily be shown to be effective as the amount of people falling for better and better designed attempts is clearly dropping in our company. In certain roles falling for them repeatedly will cost you your job.
You can train people to not fall for phishing emails without crushing their souls, thatâs just a bonusâŚ
Yes, but it seems like best practices these days is to have your email system say âTHIS IS AN EXTERNAL MESSAGEâ for mail that doesnât come from inside the company.
Canât blame him. He doesnât want to Beto himself.
His permanent residence is in Traverse City, MI, which is his husbandâs hometown.