Yesterday my employer sent out a fake spam email with the usual 'signs' that it's fake, such as bad grammar, a non existing email address and of course a link. If you click on the link you'd get a "lmao, you failed the test" message.
Now apparently they didn't even tell our local IT or secretariat so they immediately sent a warning email to everyone saying not to click the link because they thought it was actually spam, lol.
They just ruined their own test. Genius.
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But what if the test was actually to test whether the IT and secretariat were actively watching out for the security of the employees, and their test went through flawlessly?
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The management who initiated the test VS the IT who cunducted it VS the employees receiving the mail VS local secretariat.
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@Tech_Dreamer that is actually hilarious.
Lmao
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