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The phishing team sent everyone an email saying we were all getting a raise. So many people fell for it
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>>109954828
That's just mean.
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>>109954828
Wasn't there recently a similar campaign in which healthcare workers got a fake offer for a day off and almost everyone clicked it and then got furious when it turned out to be an internal phishing campaign? Iirc the CEO apologized publicly.
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>>109956500
Would you look at that, I could've just searched a little and found it:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jun/22/canadian-healthcare-staff-scam-email-paid-day-off
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Absolute fools. How could they think for even a second that their employer would do a single good thing for them?



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