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Simulated phishing emails will be sent only to users that have filled out the this Opt-in Google Form.
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What is Phishing?
An important part of this campaign is distinguishing between what is a phishing email, a targeted phishing email, and spam.
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| Phish | These are attacks Attacks that are carried out in order to steal usernames, passwords, credit card information, Social Security Numbers, and other sensitive data by masquerading as a trustworthy entity. Most often the emails pretend to be from credible sources such as, financial organizations or online services. These messages often ask you to click on a link, send information via email or fax, or enter credentials into a seemingly legitimate website. | Inform Report to [email protected] (see next section)by forwarding as an attachment or using Phishme Reporter --instructions below. | ||||||||
| Targeted Phishing | These are attacks that are in the context of your affiliation with Berkeley Lab, UCB, UC, or DOE to steal sensitive data (i.e. usernames, passwords, SSNs). These messages could use names of co-workers, appear to come from LBL email addresses, or directly reference Berkeley Lab employees. These can be very difficult to distinguish from legitimate messages and are important to notify the Cyber Security team about quickly. | Inform Report to [email protected] (see next section) by forwarding as an attachment or using Phishme Reporter --instructions below. | ||||||||
| Spam | These are unwanted messages but are not asking for sensitive information. | Use
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