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If the target was not actively trying to log into GOOD at that exact moment, why would they treat this as anything other than one of a phishing attempt or spam?
by jghn 1y ago
If the target was not actively trying to log into GOOD at that exact moment, why would they treat this as anything other than one of a phishing attempt or spam?
- bombcar 1y agoBecause target WAS trying to login to BAD. Imagine a "free porn, login here" website, when you put in your gmail address it triggers the onetime code from gmail (assuming it did that type of login) - thousands would give it up for the free porn.
- jghn 1y agoOh I see. Misread the whole scenario.