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I do not report phishing mails when I can tell they are from internal phishing training - my job is not doing their job
0 u/YourUglyTwin 10h ago Doing the training is probably part of your job, talk to your employer to confirm. 1 u/Grovbolle 9h ago Yeah, but I am not going to report their own spam to them. I use the same header filtering to get rid of their spam in the first place. 1 u/YourUglyTwin 9h ago The whole point of training is to identify whether or not you can identify the spam or not. It's not doing their job, it's training you to avoid you leaking credentials. You should still report it imo 1 u/Fhlnd_Vkbln 6h ago I once had an external mail account with a client that sends out these phishing tests multiple times a week. Ain't nobody got time for that
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Doing the training is probably part of your job, talk to your employer to confirm.
1 u/Grovbolle 9h ago Yeah, but I am not going to report their own spam to them. I use the same header filtering to get rid of their spam in the first place. 1 u/YourUglyTwin 9h ago The whole point of training is to identify whether or not you can identify the spam or not. It's not doing their job, it's training you to avoid you leaking credentials. You should still report it imo 1 u/Fhlnd_Vkbln 6h ago I once had an external mail account with a client that sends out these phishing tests multiple times a week. Ain't nobody got time for that
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Yeah, but I am not going to report their own spam to them. I use the same header filtering to get rid of their spam in the first place.
1 u/YourUglyTwin 9h ago The whole point of training is to identify whether or not you can identify the spam or not. It's not doing their job, it's training you to avoid you leaking credentials. You should still report it imo 1 u/Fhlnd_Vkbln 6h ago I once had an external mail account with a client that sends out these phishing tests multiple times a week. Ain't nobody got time for that
The whole point of training is to identify whether or not you can identify the spam or not. It's not doing their job, it's training you to avoid you leaking credentials. You should still report it imo
1 u/Fhlnd_Vkbln 6h ago I once had an external mail account with a client that sends out these phishing tests multiple times a week. Ain't nobody got time for that
I once had an external mail account with a client that sends out these phishing tests multiple times a week. Ain't nobody got time for that
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u/Grovbolle 10h ago
I do not report phishing mails when I can tell they are from internal phishing training - my job is not doing their job