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Then I guess we agree! My mantra is to just never click on any links. Even when I know they aren’t phishing I don’t click on them. Of course that’s probably ea
by devjab 3y ago
Then I guess we agree! My mantra is to just never click on any links. Even when I know they aren’t phishing I don’t click on them.
Of course that’s probably easier for a programmer than most other employees. I’m notoriously hard to reach unless it’s through a user story on our board that’s first been vetted by a PO. Something you probably can’t get away with if you’re not privileged enough by being in an in-demand role where they can’t just replace you by someone more compliant. I do try not to be an asshole about it, but we have soooooo many fake phishing mails and calls from our cyber awareness training that it’s just gotten to the point where it’s almost impossible to get trapped by one unless you ignore things until someone shows up in person. Luckily one of my privacy adding in FireFox prevented me from getting caught when I actually did click one of the training links on one of those famous Thursday afternoons. So I still don’t have the “you’ve clicked a phishing link” achievement… which I’m still not sure why is there, because I sort of want it now that it is, and eventually that urge is going to win.