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So let's talk a little bit about how to avoid these really targeted spearfishing campaigns when they

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come to you or to one of your family members or to one of the employees in your organization, one of

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the first things you can do is train your people to spot these types of attacks.

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If I hover over this address in one browser, Firefox, for example, on my Mac, you'll see really

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small in the lower left hand corner of the browser window.

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I'll try to bring this over a bit by hover over that, you'll see Facebook dotcom at and some address.

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Teach your employees, your family members to hover over these addresses and look before they ever click

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through.

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Never click through a suspicious email, especially when it has something that looks like this Facebook

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dotcom at some weird number.

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Or if I look at this in Chrome, if I hover over it, notice it resolves down to the ten point nine

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four.

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Open this up in Chrome, though.

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I'm not going to be able to hover over and see it in the current version of Safari.

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That is, if I open this up in my Mac Safari browser, I won't be able to readily see that.

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But rather than click through any email any time, especially if it has an urgent message.

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If this had said Bryson, you're in some inappropriate pictures on Facebook or I can't believe someone

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said this about you or it looks like your account has been hacked.

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You need to log in to verify that it's you.

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All you need to do is come in your browser and type in w w w to Facebook dotcom.

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The second thing that we need to do besides typing in the full address is check to make sure that it

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is secure that we are using HTP s Coingate whenever we enter our username and password.

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It's a small difference in the euro, but it's a tremendous difference in the security of the website.

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This https Facebook or https.

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Colon slash, slash.

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And the name of your bank, that secure connection means that it is encrypted and no one can just pull

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your username and password from it, plus you notice that it's going to the real website address not

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to attend at 029 or 172 dot something or another Web server halfway around the world that's trying to

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steal your credentials.

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The next thing you can do is just bookmark those websites.

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So if I click my bookmark here and say I want to bookmark Wells Fargo or Bank of America or whatever

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your bank may be, if I bookmarklet the benefit to doing that, is it all I have to do is come to my

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bookmarks and open up the Wells Fargo account or come to my bookmarks and open up Facebook from the

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secure login page when I bookmark it.

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Then I just come to my most important pages, like Facebook or Alibaba or WeChat or whatever it may

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be.

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Wells Fargo, whatever your bank account information is, if you bookmark those, it will also help

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you avoid type squatters, which is or typo squatters.

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That's let's say that you typed Wells Fargo Dotcom.

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Well, if that company hasn't purchased a few extra misspellings of its name, then that might take

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us to a malicious website.

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I'm not even going to go to this site to see if Wells Fargo owns that one.

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Typos are pretty common when it comes to typing in websites.

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So type it correctly.

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Make sure you've got a secure Web site and then book market.

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So that you don't ever have to wonder if you're going to the right site, never click through the link

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from an email, even if you hover over it and it looks good like our other one did here, that looks

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good.

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WW beat Facebook dotcom at something.

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Don't click through the link.

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Come to your browser and either type it in and make sure it's secure.

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Or better yet, Bookmarklet.

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So that you can come back to it safely in the future, you especially want to educate your family and

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your co-workers that if something in the email seems urgent, hey, you need to log in now to get this,

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or if something's giving something away for free, then you need to make sure to tell them never to

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click through the link, make them go to Facebook, dotcom and search from there, make them go to their

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bank site and search from there and never click through a suspicious email and be suspicious of every

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email, even when it looks like it's coming from a friend.

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If your friend sends you something that says, hey, it looks like you've been hacked or somebody posted

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an inappropriate picture of you, or did you really say this comment on this social media platform because

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your friend's account may have been hacked, they may have felt for some fellow fallen for something

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like this, and then they sent someone sends you an email asking for money, asking for you to click

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through something.

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It can come from that other person's account or it can be spoofed to look like it's coming from your

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friend's account.

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So you have to be really careful whenever you receive anything by email.

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If it's coming from a friend, why don't you just text them or call them, see if they're doing OK,

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make sure that they don't need help in real life.

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But spear phishers, scammers, con artists, predators are getting smarter and smarter all the time.

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We saw just a handful of ways to make an email look like it was really coming.

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From a social media Web site and not from our fake spearfishing server that we set up in Cali Linux,

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so you really need to be careful when it comes to phishing, train your kids, train your parents,

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train your family members and friends and definitely train your employees to look out for phishing.

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Remember, you can just click on a new browser window and type in the address directly, make sure that

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it's secure when you get there and you can verify that with the little lock and https.

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And then there are even finally a few tools out there.

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If you look for the net craft toolbar, this net craft toolbar will allow you to install an extension

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in your Firefox or Chrome or other browser window.

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This net craft toolbar will let you install an extension to Firefox, Chrome or whatever browser you

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like most that will help you spot fake phishing emails a little more quickly.

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So if you get something in, it's from a server that people know is a bad server, then that craft can

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give you a little advisory up here if you're wary of installing browser extensions.

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And I understand that net craft is a good one.

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And if I try to visit that htp ww dot Facebook dot com at ten point nine for address with my Minecraft

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toolbar installed and hit Enter says Suspicious You URL detected.

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The page you're trying to visit contains suspicious characters indicating that it might be a malicious

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site that dot that at ten point nine four.

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Do you still want to go there?

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No, we don't.

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And notice it says phishing site blocked.

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This phishing site has been blocked by the Net Craft Toolbar.

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Very cool.

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So once again, phishing has gotten much, much more difficult to spot.

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Be careful with every email.

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Be suspicious of any email, even if it looks like it's from your bank, from your organization, from

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your email provider or your social media platform or even from one of your friends or family members

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because they could have been hacked themselves.

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Always look at those you URLs.

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And better yet, either type in the URL or bookmark your favorite URLs so that you never click through

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a link in an email ever.

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And finally, if you want a little extra protection, you can download an extension like the Net Craft

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Toolbar for Firefox, for Chrome, for whatever your favorite browser may be, and it can help you spot

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those bad URLs that you might try to click through in your organization.

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Sometimes these tools can go a long way toward preventing the types of social engineering attacks that

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we've been training about in this section.

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Well, I hope you've learned a lot about protecting yourself, protecting your organization, even your

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family and friends from social engineering attacks like spearfishing some really scary things out on

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the Internet.

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But you can be safer by always being suspicious of emails, never clicking through those links and emails,

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especially if there's a sense of urgency or sense that you're getting something for free or something

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exclusive.

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Always go out to the Web browser and type in your favorite e-commerce site, type in your bank account,

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your bank website, type in your email account.

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Never click through those links, especially with a suspicious URL.

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And if you want an extra layer of protection, use a tool like Nekrasov toolbar.

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I hope you've enjoyed this thorough lesson on social engineering in Calli Linux.

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We'll see in the next section.

