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2016-10-08: Urgent - Email Reactivation
This email was our first phish and intended to test the waters. It emulated the common phishing emails that are vague, urgent, and not necessarily relevant. It had an fake sender address that appeared to be from within LBNL.
Sender: compmaint@lbl.gov - Computer Maintenance
Link: http://lbl.gov.webaccess-alerts.net/
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2016-12-06: Google Document Invitation to edit
The Email:
Sender: [email protected]
Landing Page:
Education Page:
This email was intended to get users to focus on the URL and demonstrate that it is often trivial to make a email or web site that looks like ones you trust. It mimicked the HTML of a real "Invitation to Edit" email sent by Google Drive as well as the LBL login page. The email appeared to be from an LBL employee (although this user doesn't exist).
Users were expected to notice the non-LBL link that email directed to or check the existence of the sender.
Sender: [email protected] - Frank Zuidema
Link: http://lbl.gov.invoicenotices.com
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