Technique
phishing
technique:phishing
Also: P-H-I-S-H, classic phishing scheme, e-mail phishing, phish, phishing attack, phishing e-mail, phishing e-mails, phishing email, phishing emails, phishing lures, phishing messages, phishing methods, phishing page, phishing text message, spear phishing
Social-engineering technique used during the campaign; a hospital employee clicked a phishing email, enabling access to the hospital mail server.
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EP 14
Explicit
100%
Social-engineering technique used during the campaign; a hospital employee clicked a phishing email, enabling access to the hospital mail server.
“They were sending in a lot of spam e-mails too, and phishing e-mails.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 13953–14022
EP 15
Explicit
100%
Initial-access technique considered likely by the incident responder, involving malicious links or documents sent to employees.
“I came in with a phish only because there was very little exploitation of systems”
Matt Bromiley ·
offsets 17572–17644
“Phishing is when a hacker targets an employee”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 15847–15892
EP 19
Derived
100%
Targeted social-engineering technique in which attackers researched a victim and spoofed a familiar coworker’s email to induce a link click.
“Then they would send a phishing e-mail to the target.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 3010–3063
“the hacker spoofed an e-mail to make it look like it came from that co-worker”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 3307–3384
EP 22
Explicit
100%
Use of deceptive email to induce a user to click something and enable access to their machine.
“Set up a phish, get our phish ready”
Mubix ·
offsets 4517–4552
“A phish is an e-mail that is designed to trick the user”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 4642–4697
EP 30
Explicit
100%
Technique described as the likely initial access method, using a targeted email containing a malicious attachment or link.
“The attackers likely got in through a phishing e-mail.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 4628–4682
“they’d send a specific employee an e-mail with an interesting attachment or link.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 4698–4779
EP 34
Explicit
100%
Fraudulent messages and cloned login pages used to obtain account credentials.
“the link is to the hacker’s server and not Google”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 35157–35206
“sending phishing e-mails to get into their iCloud logins”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 50715–50771
EP 35
Derived
100%
Use of a deceptive email and attachment to gain the first foothold in a bank.
“They send a spare phishing e-mail to an employee at the bank”
Jornt v.d. Wiel ·
offsets 28716–28776
EP 36
Explicit
100%
Deceptive email activity used as a scenario for obtaining an employee-level foothold.
“When a phish or phishing e-mail is successful”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 9232–9277
EP 41
Explicit
100%
Use of a deceptive, targeted email to persuade a recipient to assist the attackers.
“we put a phish together, a phishing e-mail with a domain that looked a lot like our target company’s domain”
JekHyde ·
offsets 19489–19596
“This one is extremely personal and targeted.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 22834–22878
EP 47
Derived
100%
Technique involving deceptive emails, links, or messages used to induce targets to interact with attacker-controlled content.
“set up a phishing e-mail and use Metasploit to gain access”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 17883–17941
“phishing e-mails from so-called activists”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 41877–41918
EP 51
Explicit
100%
Technique described in attacks against Indian embassies and Pakistani companies.
“These are e-mail phishing attempts with nasty malware attached”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 32835–32897
EP 67
Explicit
98%
Use of a document sent to a suspect to induce opening and generate a network callback for attribution.
“social engineering and phishing methods for good”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 23562–23610
EP 69
Explicit
100%
Technique using deceptive electronic messages or pages to induce users to click links, disclose credentials, or execute software.
“An e-mail designed to get you to click a link in there which will harm you somehow”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 6735–6817
“our goal is to steal credentials, to install an implant to get a trojan or malware on the machine”
Christopher Hadnagy ·
offsets 7550–7647
EP 70
Explicit
99%
Social-engineering technique practiced by ETA members.
“and phishing”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 8954–8966
EP 72
Explicit
100%
Use of deceptive email attachments, including job-application CV archives, to infect Bangladesh Bank employees.
“they get the classic phishing e-mail; it’s a zip file that contains a CV”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 4670–4740
EP 77
Derived
100%
Technique used to send malicious Word documents or emails to Olympic-related targets and obtain initial code execution.
“sending out infected Word documents, attachments designed to give them some sort of code execution”
Andy Greenberg ·
offsets 25943–26041
“the initial infection of the Olympic network began with a phishing e-mail”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 26766–26839
EP 79
Derived
100%
Use of deceptive e-mails and links to induce targets to visit attacker-controlled login pages or disclose credentials.
“it looked like a somewhat convincing phishing e-mail”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 14728–14780
“the goal, to get you to enter your password.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 16495–16539
EP 85
Explicit
100%
Fraudulent messages and websites used to collect account credentials and payment-card information.
“Someone sent him a phishing e-mail and he fell for it.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 6430–6484
“Cam’s phishing scam was to tell people they needed to update their account details on PayPal.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 37410–37503
EP 89
Explicit
100%
Use of targeted emails or documents to lure victims into opening malicious attachments or links.
“we started noticing some interesting-looking phishing lures”
Assaf Dahan ·
offsets 27797–27856
“The phishing e-mails were written in Arabic”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 28021–28064
EP 90
Explicit
98%
A method Jenny mentions as a way to target people remotely through their networks.
“We can just phish people or whatever.”
Jenny Radcliffe ·
offsets 33676–33713
EP 93
Explicit
100%
Using an enticing message or crafted stanza to induce a Kik user to open a link that exposes information about the user.
“a classic phishing scheme”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 63640–63665
“I plug in my link to the stanza”
Azrael ·
offsets 62942–62973
EP 94
Explicit
100%
Attack method mentioned as a way of establishing a fraudulent website or stealing Bitcoin from NiceHash.
“If you’re creating a phishing attack, you have to set up a website that looks like Bank of America.”
Chris Davis ·
offsets 33264–33363
“Iserdo said they were victim to a phishing attack.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 32397–32447
EP 95
Explicit
98%
A social-engineering technique mentioned as part of the operators' skill set.
“the social engineering, phishing, stuff like that”
Jonathan Studebaker ·
offsets 5563–5612
EP 100
Derived
95%
Use of deceptive messages or links to induce a target to click and begin device compromise.
“The point of all these messages were simply to get someone to tap on the link on their phone.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 32139–32232
EP 107
Explicit
100%
Use of deceptive electronic messages or pages to test or induce employee actions, including credential submission.
“security awareness training and then social engineering assessments and testing, phishing”
Alethe Denis ·
offsets 45573–45662
“send phishing e-mails to all employees”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 46293–46331
EP 109
Derived
100%
Use of deceptive email messages and attachments to induce an employee to execute malware or reveal account-reset codes.
“it started with a phishing e-mail”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 21988–22021
“We called them all up, pretending to be from Google”
MLT ·
offsets 25634–25685
EP 110
Explicit
100%
Use of deceptive emails to induce users to click links or attachments that install malware.
“Pushdo would infect machines through phishing e-mails”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 19958–20011
EP 112
Explicit
100%
Use of fraudulent websites or messages to collect payment-card, account, or wallet information.
EP 119
Explicit
100%
Use of deceptive emails, attachments, or links to compromise employees and obtain initial access.
“Employees at NiceHash start to get phishing e-mails sent to them”
Geoff White ·
offsets 2345–2409
“the classic way in, of course”
Geoff White ·
offsets 2420–2449
EP 120
Explicit
100%
Use of phishing emails to compromise banking employees before attacking bank systems and SWIFT transactions.
“usually sending phishing e-mails to banking employees”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 29448–29501
EP 123
Explicit
100%
Social-engineering technique used against Business Wire employees to seek malware installation or credential theft.
“Business Wire employees received a rash of phishing e-mails”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 18090–18149
“including brute force attacks, SQL injection attacks, and phishing”
Paul Fishman ·
offsets 41490–41556
EP 124
Explicit
100%
Fraudulent communication technique used to induce a victim to take an action or disclose information.
“BEC is basically a phishing attack”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 9335–9369
EP 131
Explicit
100%
Credential-stealing technique used by a Welcome to Video user who impersonated a moderator or help-desk administrator.
“He was actually just phishing people, essentially, on Welcome to Video”
Andy Greenberg ·
offsets 44467–44537
“pretending to be a moderator and then stealing their credentials”
Andy Greenberg ·
offsets 48443–48505
EP 135
Explicit
100%
Initial-access technique involving deceptive emails, links, attachments, or impersonation of trusted contacts.
“They were attacking government organizations through phishing”
Omar Avilez ·
offsets 4981–5042
“hundreds of phishing attempts”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 22998–23024
EP 137
Explicit
100%
Social-engineering delivery method using plausible urgent messages and links to induce a target to click.
“the victim would receive a phishing text message”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 28840–28888
EP 141
Explicit
100%
Email-based deception discussed as an overarching category that can include requests for money, credential theft, or malicious links.
“phishing is kind of the overarching term for any e-mail-based threat like that”
Ronnie Tokazowski ·
offsets 29815–29893
EP 151
Derived
100%
Use of deceptive emails and documents to compromise bank or company employees.
“sent them a phishing e-mail, got them to open a PDF”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 39485–39536
EP 158
Explicit
99%
User-targeted delivery method described as the usual way ransomware spread at the time.
“it was mostly spread by phishing e-mail”
Malwaretech ·
offsets 9180–9219
EP 162
Explicit
100%
Social-engineering technique used to target private investigators and obtain access to their computers or accounts.
“I used that to do phishing. I was phishing them to a malware”
Hieu Minh Ngo ·
offsets 35876–35936
EP 175
Explicit
100%
Use of deceptive email and online advertisements to distribute Bayrob or recruit money mules.
“specifically through phishing e-mails and Craigslist posts”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 3788–3846
Relationships
Claims
#OpJustina
INVOLVES
phishing
The campaign involved phishing emails that were used to gain access to the hospital’s mail server.
Explicit
Confidence 98%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 14
Details
“They were sending in a lot of spam e-mails too, and phishing e-mails.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 13953–14022
Anonymous
USES
phishing
Attackers associated with Anonymous used phishing emails during the campaign.
Explicit
Confidence 95%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 14
Details
“They were sending in a lot of spam e-mails too, and phishing e-mails.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 13953–14022
Boston Children’s Hospital network attack
INITIAL_ACCESS_VIA
phishing
Initial access to the hospital’s mail server was obtained after an employee clicked a phishing email.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 14
Details
“At some point an employee of the hospital clicked on a phishing e-mail and hackers were able to get into the hospital’s mail server.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 14024–14156
Retail credit-card breach
INITIAL_ACCESS_VIA
phishing
Matt personally believed the attackers probably entered through a phishing message, but he presented this as uncertain rather than confirmed.
Uncertain
Confidence 86%
· Matt Bromiley
EP 15
Details
“I think personally, they came in with a phish”
Matt Bromiley ·
offsets 15217–15262
“it makes me want to think it was likely a targeted approach but you never know”
Matt Bromiley ·
offsets 15726–15804
Operation Aurora
INVOLVES
phishing
The attackers researched targets and sent carefully spoofed phishing emails.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 19
Details
“Then they would send a phishing e-mail to the target”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 3010–3062
Operation Aurora
INITIAL_ACCESS_VIA
phishing
The described initial access method was a targeted phishing email containing a link.
Explicit
Confidence 98%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 19
Details
“The hackers knew who that person would e-mail normally and what those e-mails would look like so the hacker spoofed an e-mail”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 3210–3335
Snow
USES
phishing
Snow identifies phishing as one of the main types of security assessment she performs.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Snow
EP 22
Details
“The main ones that I do are physical security, phishing”
Snow ·
offsets 28024–28079
Saudi Aramco cyber-attack (2012)
INITIAL_ACCESS_VIA
phishing
The attackers likely gained initial access through a phishing e-mail.
Uncertain
Confidence 94%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 30
Details
“The attackers likely got in through a phishing e-mail.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 4628–4682
Apple iCloud phishing campaign
INITIAL_ACCESS_VIA
phishing
The celebrity-account campaign obtained initial access through phishing emails and cloned login pages.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 34
Details
“the hacks were done by targeting individual people and then sending phishing e-mails to get into their iCloud logins.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 50655–50772
Carbanak
INITIAL_ACCESS_VIA
phishing
The campaign initially entered a bank through a phishing email sent to an employee.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Jornt v.d. Wiel
EP 35
Details
“They send a spare phishing e-mail to an employee at the bank”
Jornt v.d. Wiel ·
offsets 28716–28776
JekHyde
USES
phishing
JekHyde and Carl sent a targeted phishing email to the employee they selected as a mark.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· JekHyde
EP 41
Details
“we put a phish together, a phishing e-mail”
JekHyde ·
offsets 19489–19531
JekHyde and Carl physical penetration engagement
INITIAL_ACCESS_VIA
phishing
The team obtained initial physical access through a targeted phishing and pretexting campaign that prompted an employee to invite them to the facility.
Derived
Confidence 97%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 41
Details
“they’ve got someone inside inviting them in”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 23872–23915
Project Raven
USES
phishing
Project Raven personnel taught Emiratis how to establish phishing emails as an access method.
Explicit
Confidence 98%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 47
Details
“how to set up a phishing e-mail and use Metasploit to gain access”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 17876–17941
India-Pakistan cyber-conflict
INVOLVES
phishing
The historical cyber-conflict included sophisticated phishing attempts against Pakistani companies and Indian embassies.
Explicit
Confidence 98%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 51
Details
“This included some sophisticated phishing attempts”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 32559–32609
John Strand
USES
phishing
John uses a document-based phishing method to induce a suspect to open a document that beacons back.
Explicit
Confidence 96%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 67
Details
“use social engineering and phishing methods for good”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 23558–23610
Social Engineer LLC
USES
phishing
The company conducts security-awareness and penetration-test phishing campaigns for clients.
Explicit
Confidence 98%
· Christopher Hadnagy
EP 69
Details
“we’re full-board doing SE testing and phishing and all this other work”
Christopher Hadnagy ·
offsets 10400–10462
“our end goal with that kind of phishing is to teach them how to catch it”
Christopher Hadnagy ·
offsets 7371–7443
Christopher Hadnagy
USES
phishing
Chris uses phishing campaigns as part of client security-awareness and penetration testing.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Christopher Hadnagy
EP 69
Details
“In this particular test, we started off with a phishing e-mail”
Christopher Hadnagy ·
offsets 50670–50732
“our goal is to steal credentials, to install an implant”
Christopher Hadnagy ·
offsets 7550–7605
Electronik Tribulation Army
USES
phishing
Ghost Exodus says ETA initially practiced phishing.
Explicit
Confidence 98%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 70
Details
“and phishing”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 8954–8966
Bangladesh Bank heist
INITIAL_ACCESS_VIA
phishing
Initial access was obtained through phishing emails containing a purported job applicant's CV.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Geoff White
EP 72
Details
“A few employees get the classic phishing e-mail; it’s a zip file that contains a CV”
Geoff White ·
offsets 4007–4090
Olympic Destroyer
INITIAL_ACCESS_VIA
phishing
The initial infection appears to have begun with phishing emails containing malicious Word documents.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 77
Details
“the initial infection of the Olympic network began with a phishing e-mail”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 26766–26839
phishing
USES
Malicious Macro Generator
The phishing documents used macros created with the Malicious Macro Generator.
Explicit
Confidence 98%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 77
Details
“these macros were created with a tool called Malicious Macro Generator”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 27049–27119
Dark Basin
USES
phishing
Dark Basin sent phishing links to victims in crafted emails.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 79
Details
“E-mails were sent to victims with phishing links in them”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 20068–20124
BellTroX InfoTech Services
USES
phishing
BellTroX employees publicly displayed phishing pages and the company was described as offering email hacking and penetration services.
Explicit
Confidence 97%
· John Scott-Railton
EP 79
Details
“Look at these swank-looking phishing pages that I’ve generated.”
John Scott-Railton ·
offsets 37922–37985
Cameron Harrison
USES
phishing
Cam learned and conducted phishing campaigns to steal account and payment information.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 85
Details
“He found someone who would teach him how to phish”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 36713–36762
Molerats
USES
phishing
Molerats' campaigns are described as sending targeted phishing emails and documents to victims.
Derived
Confidence 97%
· Assaf Dahan
EP 89
Details
“the operators sent a phishing PDF to their victims.”
Assaf Dahan ·
offsets 33228–33279
“specific individuals were sent these phishing e-mails”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 40192–40245
Jenny Radcliffe
USES
phishing
Jenny says that phishing is one of the methods used in her work, while contrasting it with other forms of social engineering.
Explicit
Confidence 92%
· Jenny Radcliffe
EP 90
Details
“We can just phish people or whatever.”
Jenny Radcliffe ·
offsets 33676–33713
Azrael
USES
phishing
Azrael used a deceptive message and an injected stanza to get a suspected pedophile to click a link, which Jack characterized as a classic phishing scheme.
Explicit
Confidence 98%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 93
Details
“So, a classic phishing scheme”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 58560–58590
Jonathan Studebaker
USES
phishing
Jonathan explicitly lists phishing among his activities.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Jonathan Studebaker
EP 95
Details
“the social engineering, phishing, stuff like that.”
Jonathan Studebaker ·
offsets 5563–5613
Alethe Denis
USES
phishing
Alethe conducts phishing engagements as part of her social-engineering work.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Alethe Denis
EP 107
Details
“to do more vishing, phishing”
Alethe Denis ·
offsets 3033–3061
TeaMp0isoN
USES
phishing
TeaMp0isoN used a phishing email as the initial access method in the hotel compromise involving P. Diddy.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 109
Details
“to get into this hotel’s network, it started with a phishing e-mail”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 21954–22021
P. Diddy hotel compromise
INITIAL_ACCESS_VIA
phishing
The hotel compromise began with a phishing email crafted to appear to come from another hotel employee.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 109
Details
“it started with a phishing e-mail”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 21988–22021
Drew
USES
phishing
Drew says the fake gift-card balance site was a phishing page, and Jack says Drew operated one himself.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Drew
EP 112
Details
“It’s a phishing page.”
“He learned how to clone a website which is really easy, and set up his own phishing site”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 9692–9780
NiceHash hack
INITIAL_ACCESS_VIA
phishing
Employees at NiceHash received phishing emails, and an employee apparently clicked one, opened its attachment, and became infected.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Geoff White
EP 119
Details
“Employees at NiceHash start to get phishing e-mails sent to them”
Geoff White ·
offsets 2345–2409
Kuwait bank robbery report
INVOLVES
phishing
The broader bank-robbery campaign described in the episode commonly began with phishing emails sent to banking employees; the episode connects this campaign context to the Kuwait robbery report without establishing that phishing was used in the Kuwait case specifically.
Derived
Confidence 72%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 120
Details
“usually sending phishing e-mails to banking employees”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 29448–29501
Newswire hacking and insider-trading scheme
INVOLVES
phishing
The scheme involved phishing as one of the hacking tactics used against the newswires.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Paul Fishman
EP 123
Details
“including brute force attacks, SQL injection attacks, and phishing”
Paul Fishman ·
offsets 41490–41556
Evaldas Rimasauskas BEC scam
INVOLVES
phishing
Jack characterizes BEC as a phishing attack in which the attacker poses as someone known to the victim.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 124
Details
“BEC is basically a phishing attack, but you’re posing as someone that the victim knows already.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 9335–9430
Welcome to Video investigation and takedown
INVOLVES
phishing
A Welcome to Video user impersonated a moderator and phished other users' credentials to access their videos.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Andy Greenberg
EP 131
Details
“He was actually just phishing people, essentially, on Welcome to Video, pretending to be a moderator”
Andy Greenberg ·
offsets 44467–44567
Costa Rica ransomware attack
INITIAL_ACCESS_VIA
phishing
The Costa Rica campaign infected departments through phishing emails as well as other internet-connected systems.
Explicit
Confidence 97%
· Omar Avilez
EP 135
Details
“They were attacking government organizations through phishing”
Omar Avilez ·
offsets 4981–5042
The D.R. Incident
INITIAL_ACCESS_VIA
phishing
The investigation found that the attackers entered the network through a phishing attack.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Omar Avilez
EP 135
Details
“the attackers got into the network via a phishing attack”
Omar Avilez ·
offsets 11980–12036
Predator
USES
phishing
Citizen Lab describes Predator infections as beginning with a phishing text message.
Explicit
Confidence 98%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 137
Details
“First, the victim would receive a phishing text message”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 28833–28888
Business E-mail Compromise
ASSOCIATED_WITH
phishing
Ronnie describes phishing as the overarching term for e-mail-based threats, while distinguishing it from financially motivated BEC.
Explicit
Confidence 96%
· Ronnie Tokazowski
EP 141
Details
“phishing is kind of the overarching term for any e-mail-based threat like that”
Ronnie Tokazowski ·
offsets 29815–29893
Chris Rock
USES
phishing
The episode describes Chris sending phishing emails with PDF attachments to compromise bank employees and other targets.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 151
Details
“he found a bank employee, sent them a phishing e-mail, got them to open a PDF which planted a Trojan on their computer”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 39459–39577
Hieu Minh Ngo
USES
phishing
Hieu used phishing emails to compromise private investigators' computers and impersonate them.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Hieu Minh Ngo
EP 162
Details
“I used that to do phishing. I was phishing them to a malware”
Hieu Minh Ngo ·
offsets 35876–35936
Bayrob
USES
phishing
The malware was distributed through phishing emails and Craigslist posts.
Explicit
Confidence 98%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 175
Details
“specifically through phishing e-mails and Craigslist posts”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 3788–3846