Why Does Hallmark Send Phishy E-Cards?
from the they-should-know-better dept
zanek writes "It's easy to send an e-greeting that can't hide phishing links and slips by corporate spam and content filters. So why doesn't Hallmark do it? Email Battles takes Hallmark to school and shows them how they can adjust their email greetings to look less suspicious to phish-weary recipients." After all the stories about scammy e-cards, I just tend to ignore them all.
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