I’ve been setting up a VPN on my router so everything that goes out from my house goes through it. I feel like it adds a layer of privacy, but I’m not
Common but overlooked phishing red flags?
I keep hitting phishing emails that bypass standard training. How do you spot requests for account confirmation, password resets, or security alerts with subtle social engineering hooks? My team gets burned by time-sensitive pretexts and 'verify your identity' jargon. Any real-world examples of attackers using non-obvious cues to bypass filters?
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