Who will catch the biggest phish?
Who will catch the biggest phish?
If you receive a suspicious email and believe it may be a phishing scam, you can send it to us. We will evaluate it using our advanced AI tools.
Every month, we will select and highlight the most challenging phishing email or smishing text we receive and the reasons why it was difficult to detect.
The person who submits the most convincing phishing email or smishing text will receive a $50 Amazon Gift Card! Additionally, we will reward the individual who submits the highest number of phishing emails to us.
Forward your Phishing email: analysis@jerichosecurity.com
Text your Smishing message to: (888) 853-7732
3.4 Billion
Number of phishing emails sent a day by cyber criminals posing as trusted senders.
Source: Valimail84%
Percent of organizations that were the target of at least one phishing attempt in 2022.
Source: ProofpointWhat does a good phishing email look like?
There are a number of recurring indicators when it comes to spotting a phishing email. Take a closer look at some of the most common signs and characteristics of phishing emails that we've outlined below.
Sense of Urgency
A sense of urgency is usually included in phishing emails. This is to create a lapse in judgment or critical thinking while the victim is trying to solve a perceived emergency.
From a Superior
It is common for the attacker to pretend to be the boss or manager of their target. This is to exploit the power dynamics of the relationship and prevent questions.
Personal Information
In sophisticated attacks, Personal Identifiable Information (PII) is put into the message to trick the target into believing they have a relationship with the attacker.
External Links
Nearly every phishing email includes one or multiple links to an external website. This is where the target provides sensitive information, such as passwords.
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Forward your Phishing email to:
analysis@jerichosecurity.com
Text your Smishing message to:
+1 (888) 853-7732