17. The 8 tells of a phishing email you and your colleagues should know - or else... (With Benjamin Pomerleau - Product owner at CyberPilot)
Coffee and Cyber SecurityShow Notes
What are the social engineering methods and tricks scammers use in their phishing emails? It might be easy to spot a phishy URL or a badly spoofed email address. But what if these things look legit?
Then what are the tells you and your colleague should look for?
Benjamin Pomerleau joins the podcast to discuss about the 8 tells he sees all the time in phishing emails.
If you and your colleague can spot these tells, then you have a great chance of spotting the phishing emails before they do any harm.
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