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>Does the phishing test service detect if the link is accessed via a sandboxed env? Does it really matter? I used to play these games with my org's absurdly ob
by 0xffff2 7y ago
>Does the phishing test service detect if the link is accessed via a sandboxed env?
Does it really matter? I used to play these games with my org's absurdly obvious phishing trainers, but the truth is it's not my job to determine whether an apparent phishing email is genuine or not. If you know that getting phished is a fireable offense, then just don't access the links, obvious fake or not.
- mbrumlow 7y agoTHIS I forward all emails that are not directly from people in the company to the trash. I also forward anything with the word "phishing", "test", "audit", and our our IT and security department. The other strategy I have is simply not checking email. This is so useful, while others are taking security test, and failing phishing link test. I am in the clear. What test? I did not get the email. You clicked what? Humm, I did not get that email. Man you got a virus -- I run Linux and access my email via Emacs/Mu4e -- also I did not get that email. https://imgur.com/y3sSYyd https://imgur.com/y3sSYyd All problems solved!