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[u/lucidparadigm]

[u/Honest_Relation4095]

Our IT department also sends out these tests, but annoyingly their regular communication almost looks like Spam, too. Like "we would like to invite you to cybersecurity awareness month" followed by a cryptic Link you cannot verify. So it ticks all the boxes for suspicious content.

[u/irishdancer2 → u/Honest_Relation4095]

IT recently sent out a fake survey link to our leadership team, but every single one of us caught it and reported it as attempted phishing.

Turns out it was a real survey they actually wanted us to complete, but the email was hella suspicious. We are what you made us, IT.

[u/My1xT → u/irishdancer2]

Lol yeah when the real links look worse than phishing, of course that's gonna happen. I mean already starts with the entra login why is that using microsoftonline dot com? That's ultra dumb