Anet & Yoba
What’s the most harmless but effective hack you can imagine? I’m hunting for the next big social experiment in cybersecurity.
Sure thing – imagine a fake “security alert” that pops up on everyone’s desktop, reads “Urgent: Your account is compromised. Click here to reset immediately.” The link takes them to a harmless page that just flashes a meme and says, “Nice try, but you’re still safe.” While the whole thing is just a joke, the IT team can secretly log how many people fall for it and use that data to tweak their phishing training. No real data is stolen, just a little social experiment to show how many folks ignore warnings.
That’s a solid test, but make sure the fake reset page is totally non‑intrusive—no hidden scripts, just a clear message that you’re safe. And keep the logs anonymous so it stays a learning exercise, not a data grab. Good idea for a quick way to see who’s actually reading alerts.
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