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Foreign language speakers aren't stupid. You can Google "famous school England" in any language. There's no "second step" to this con. You don't have to get tr
by fwip 7y ago
Foreign language speakers aren't stupid. You can Google "famous school England" in any language.
There's no "second step" to this con. You don't have to get tricked into wiring them money. If you visit the page, you lose.
- albertgoeswoof 7y agoExactly, they’re not stupid. So you’d expect them to use a spell checker if they intended for the attack to have a high success rate on English speakers. There may have been a second step for the attackers goals after the zero day, e.g. ransomware or some other social engineering
- tempodox 7y agoA spell checker still doesn't detect faulty grammar.
- ndiscussion 7y agoA sufficiently good one does, grammarly being the most well-known example I'm aware of.