Snapchat Employee Data Leaks Out Following Phishing Attack

Re:Snapchat Employee Data Leaks Out Following Phishing Attack by jwcrux on Monday February 29, 2016 @05:32PM (#11199218)

Sadly these spoofed emails from high ups are becoming all too common.

Shameless plug - if anyone is in need of an open source phishing training solution, I recently launched gophish to great feedback so far, and have a new version being dropped early next week: https://getgophish.com.

Everyone should have access to training to prevent this as much as possible.

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Re:Snapchat Employee Data Leaks Out Following Phishing Attack by rando3826 on Monday February 29, 2016 @06:39PM (#11199673)

Feedback. I can't get much from your screenshots since I can't expand them and they are too small to read anything. I don't know what a "simulated phishing campaign" is, what results I might get out of it, I just don't really understand the whole purpose / process, and you don't any info other than the phrase "simulated phishing campaign" to explain what the thing does. So, I can create simulated phishing email, I can see who opens them. I can do this easily. But we're missing something. What does a simulated phishing email accomplish? What does a user get out of it? What would one look like? When would I send one?...

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Re:Snapchat Employee Data Leaks Out Following Phishing Attack by jwcrux on Monday February 29, 2016 @06:45PM (#11199702)

Great feedback, thanks! We're working on a new landing page that hopefully shows this in action a bit more, as well as provides a bit more information on why you might want to use gophish and when.

I'll keep this feedback in mind. Very helpful!

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