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How a successful phishing attack can hurt your organization

Posted on 8 February 2021

From techrepublic.com

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Phishing attacks seem like a relatively simple tactic on the part of cybercriminals. Set up a phishing webpage, create your phishing email, send the email to targeted recipients, and then wait for those stolen account credentials and other compromised information to come your way.

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