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WHAT JUST HAPPENED?

This is an authorized Entergy phishing simulation.  This simulation helps
Entergy Corporation understand the effectiveness of security measures and
improves the ability of staff to spot and correctly handle phishing emails.

Phishing is the MOST successful means bad actors use to impact a company's
operations or to steal confidential, sensitive or personal information. Tricking
users via phishing has caused the most data losses and has impacted numerous
companies.

Phishing is the name given to a type of scam, usually conducted via email,
social networks or instant messaging in which the attacker attempts to get the
victim to click on a malicious link, open a file attachment, or trick the user
into entering their password into a fake web site. Phishing emails often use
official logos, colors and even correct phone numbers in order to appear
legitimate.

 
 
 




COAST GUARD REPORTED RYUK RANSOMWARE HIT SYSTEMS THAT MONITOR CARGO TRANSFERS AT
MARITIME FACILITY

Hackers used Ryuk ransomware(A type of crypto-ransomware that uses encryption to
block access to a system, device, or file until a ransom is paid.) to infiltrate
computer networks at a marine transportation facility, causing an outage of
roughly 30 hours, the U.S. Coast Guard said in a recent security advisory.
            The incident resulted in the disruption of “the entire corporate IT
network,” and difficulties for cameras and physical access controls, among other
tasks, according to the advisory. The facility shut down its primary operations
for 30 hours while incident responders reacted to the situation.
            “Once the embedded malicious link in the email was clicked by an
employee, the ransomware allowed for a threat actor to access significant
enterprise Information Technology (IT) network files, and encrypt them,
preventing the facility’s access to critical files,” the bulletin stated. “The
virus burrowed into the industrial control systems that monitor and control
cargo transfer and encrypted files critical to process operations.”



TIPS FOR STAYING SAFE:

 * Do not trust any email that urgently requests your personal information,
   username or password.
 * Look for the Entergy external sender banner!  This is placed at the top of
   all incoming emails if they originate outside of Entergy.

EXTERNAL SENDER. DO NOT click links, or open attachments, if the sender is
unknown, or the message
seems suspicious in any way. DO NOT provide your user ID or password.

 * Never click on links in emails until you confirm the sender is authentic.
 * Check the "From:" field closely but know that the "From:" field can be
   spoofed.
 * Phishing websites may look real, by using company logos, and domain names
   that might be close mis-spellings or lookalikes.
 * Be suspicious of attachments with a generic or impersonal message.
 * Think about the information you are being asked to provide. Legitimate
   companies will not ask you to provide personal or sensitive information over
   email.
 * Legitimate companies will never ask you to confirm your personal information
   or username/password in an email.

If you ever receive a message that doesn't look quite right or you have any
questions about suspicious emails, please contact the help desk. For any known
or suspected cyber events, contact the Consolidated Security Operations Center
(CSOC) at 1-844-503-1090


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