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Yes but as I said, I’m personally less concerned about a successful phishing attack. I can see why you might be concerned as an employee to a multi billion doll
by vlovich123 2y ago
Yes but as I said, I’m personally less concerned about a successful phishing attack. I can see why you might be concerned as an employee to a multi billion dollar business but attacks on my personal safe are unlikely to be sophisticated enough to fool me / I’m not a target for sophisticated ones. UX vs threat model tradeoff.
- tptacek 2y agoYou should be very concerned about phishing. The push towards modern phishing-resistant authentication was spurred from large scale studies of phishing success against very smart targets (security teams at Google, for instance). It's probably drastically less expensive to put a "sophisticated" phishing attack together than it is to target you with a memory corruption exploit.
- wglb 2y agoPhishing is the major vector for compromise. There is nobody that is unphishable. Very competent, careful, highly-skilled employees can be and have been phished.