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Re:Open letter from researchers involved in the “hypocrite c... by GordonS on Sunday April 25, 2021 @10:57AM (#26933211)
Megacorp I work at does this. I think I've had around 1 phishing mail per month for the last year or so, and yes, just clicking the link is enough to fail.

It's particularly annoying where I work, as the company itself sends out a completely unreasonable amount of internal spam every.single.day - often with bad spelling/grammar, and very often with the contents being a single image with rendered text (why?!?!).

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Re:Open letter from researchers involved in the “hypocrite c... by jcims on Tuesday April 27, 2021 @03:50PM (#26960612)
A popular phishing test vendor populates message headers with a very specific word that you can build a mail rule from. In three years it has flawlessly identified every test sent my way with zero false positives.
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