Other red-flag warning signs that helped me spot these as a fakes:
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What are your top 3 tips to help others avoid phishing scams?
2014 provides us with the opportunity to practice safe hex (thank you @BrianHonan for that!)
A lot of phishing scams rely on the fact that we send a lot of e-mail. So much so we can’t remember every conversation we may have been involved in.
What are your top 3 tips to help others avoid phishing scams?´
As I’ve done more and more social engineering, it’s become more and more clear to me that the basics of security awareness aren’t sinking in.
As the evening wore on, I suddenly started to wonder about “whistle blowers”. After all we live in a culture that puts the whistle blower on a pedestal.
If the email in question is offering me something for nothing then it falls into the “too good to be true” category.
Javvad Malik explains how we stop users falling victim to phishing in another brilliant video. Please like and share.
After years of consulting in the private sector, he founded Mandiant® and served as CEO prior to its billion dollar acquisition by FireEye® in December.