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While this is an interesting article and this is certainly feasible, I'm left with the opinion that this is fiction and didn't actually happen.
by jlgaddis 13y ago
While this is an interesting article and this is certainly feasible, I'm left with the opinion that this is fiction and didn't actually happen.
- sillysaurus3 13y agoWould anyone give a more in-depth comment regarding why this didn't happen?
- EvanAnderson 13y agoI find it hard to believe that an infosec professional would click a link in an email. Anybody who has ever run an phishing campaign as part of a pentest wouldn't. I only moonlight in the infosec industry, but I know that the Right Thing, upon receiving an unsolicited notification email from a website ("Friend" request, LinkedIn connection requests, "Track a package", etc) is to visit the site in your browser manually, versus clicking some link in an email that could likely be bogus.
- brianmwaters_hn 13y agoI don't know why you think this. Penetration testers do this sort of thing every day, within limits.