Re: Super. This "cmstp.exe" thing looks way too dangerous to have on users systems
"since we know that most of us are going to click on: https://sexy.bunny/love-me"
What I've been getting a bunch of lately are invoices or receipts for goods ordered that have a link disguised and labeled as a .pdf copy. All of them have been very poorly done, but I worry that somebody more sophisticated could send one of those to my mom masquerading as being from a local store she might shop at. I never have a receipt emailed to me as can be an option these days mainly because I don't hand shops my email address. Lots of people do, though. If my mom did that and then gets a phishing letter, she might click the link.
Something that needs to be taught and taught and driven home by electroshock therapy is never to click links in an email. If a company sends a legitimate notice, you should not use their link but log into your account directly with a URL you know is correct. A problem I notice is that some companies make it impossible to find that notice if you don't use the link rather than it being on top if you log in.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
