When the Phish Leaves the Inbox
For years, phishing has been the king of cyberattacks. It’s simple, cheap, and it works. Most of us have learned to spot the obvious red flags in email—strange senders, misspelled domains, suspicious links. But the threat has started to evolve. And it’s moving to places where we’re far less prepared. Think about how you handle email versus text messages. With email, you might let a dozen questionable messages pile up before sorting through them. You scan headers, hover over links, and delete anything that feels off. With text messages, though, the reaction is different. You hear the…
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