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Many phishing test as a service companies will report clicks vs. people who actually interact with the page.
by mike_d 5y ago
Many phishing test as a service companies will report clicks vs. people who actually interact with the page.
- SilverRed 5y agoWhich is more accurate since clicking a link is not usually an issue while filling out a form on it is the real attack.
- sodality2 5y agoMost companies still trigger whatever action (disciplinary, additional training) upon just clicking the link, though.
- joering2 5y agoWould you mind naming some? I kind of have a hard time finding those, and some time ago I purchased phishingly.com for a side project, but it doesn't seem I will be working on this anytime soon, so I may as well pass it on.
- inetknght 5y ago> Phish testing campaigns in companies that send fake phishing emails to employees, are probably full of inaccurate data due to this. Anecdata: just running curl on one of those test URLs will trigger a failure and can result in a long discussion with HR and IT. > > Many phishing test as a service companies will report clicks vs. people who actually interact with the page. > Would you mind naming some? KnowBe4 is one such company. Their emails are also easy to spot because they'll have an X-PHISH-TEST email header.