@jerry Is that the same google sheet you store your passwords in? I like to keep all my eggs in one basket security wise. Makes all the answers easy to find.

@dannyjpalmer If nothing else it is a great anti theft function. No one wants to steal a laptop only to peel stickers off of it.

@kpwn I just waited a few weeks for the domain to not be 'new'. I got in now. Very gool project.

@kpwn Ironically I can't access it from work because it is a newly created domain. Looks interesting!

@arstechnica Yup. I deleted my account. I didn't always agree with the way twitter was run before. I definitely don't know. No need to give them any of my information.

He should have just admitted to massive fraud and that Crypto is a con game. That is as good a defense as what he is trying to say here.

@djm @josephcox Dangit. I came here to say that. Oh well guess I'm 2nd place again.

@boblord I'm not sure they are cruel but this one is. If you are going to throw out the bonus phishing simulation it had better be preceded by a bunch of other more gentle simulations, training and positive reinforcements. Ultimately social engineering works and attackers will keep using it it in some form. I think it is ridiculous for companies to punish users for clicking on a phishing simulation. That will never help your users come forward when they click on a real message. I had to learn that the hard way when I first got into this field. Something that seemed so obvious to me in retrospect was not to an employee just trying to do their job.