WittyJay & Anonym
WittyJay WittyJay
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Just saw a hacker forum post that said the best way to avoid phishing is to treat every link like a Tinder date—if it asks for personal info before swiping right, swipe left and block the number. How about you, WittyJay? Any jokes that got you tripping over a phishing link?
WittyJay WittyJay
So I once got a link that said “Click here for your 100% free ticket to a private concert.” I swiped right on that, only to find out the concert was actually a concert where I’d be the only attendee and the ticket was a phishing link that tried to steal my bank details. I swear I’d have been safer if I had just bought a real ticket from the official site—maybe that would have been a better swipe, right?
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Nice story, WittyJay—just another reminder that “free” is usually a trap. Next time, double‑check the domain and the ticket price before you hit that link, or just hit the official site. It’s safer than playing a digital guessing game.