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Yeah, I mean it doesn't say the context very well, so I assumed it I clicked on a link. Like if it said you signed up for a service and clicked on a link to do
by wetpaste 8y ago
Yeah, I mean it doesn't say the context very well, so I assumed it I clicked on a link. Like if it said you signed up for a service and clicked on a link to do something very specific.
If I accidentally clicked on a link in my email and it brought that page up, could you call it phishing?
Also the email from the person with the PDF. Like, why is that phishing? What if I trusted the sender? People send pdfs all the time. are there no secure ways to read pdfs?
- rnotaro 8y agoI think it was mostly due to the fact that it was from a different TLD. The TLD of the context was .EDU and the one from the email was a .ORG.