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Exactly, 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
by albertgoeswoof 7y ago
Exactly, 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.