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Not for customers per se, but the company I work for will regularly send “scam” emails to us. If you click on the link you get assigned mandatory corporate phis
by celeritascelery 3y ago
Not for customers per se, but the company I work for will regularly send “scam” emails to us. If you click on the link you get assigned mandatory corporate phishing trainings. Makes you extra cautious.
- mcny 3y agoOne time at work I forwarded what I thought was a genuine phishing attempt to abuse at stupid corporate email like I was supposed to and they dinged my manager because I had remote images enabled or something. I don't remember changing this setting and this was on a computer they owned. There is no winning with these people. I have since turned off remote images in emails. If you have remote images in messages to my work email, I won't see them. I refuse to turn on remote images because as far as I'm concerned, that's my security policy. I still forward all these "training" emails to abuse at corporate because if I'm doing extra work, they're doing extra work. Recently, they've automated this though because when I email abuse, I immediately get a reply saying congratulations, this was a test message. If this were a real bla bla... Anyway, I think it is safer to forward to abuse just in case.