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Submitted URL: http://www.shipment-confirm.com/e345fe3544c74f4b?l=137/
Effective URL: http://www.shipment-confirm.com/load_training?guid=6c45fe37e4c74f78&correlation_id=c403c0c0-9081-4e5d-b534-49004718a1dc
Submission: On December 13 via api from IE — Scanned from DE
Effective URL: http://www.shipment-confirm.com/load_training?guid=6c45fe37e4c74f78&correlation_id=c403c0c0-9081-4e5d-b534-49004718a1dc
Submission: On December 13 via api from IE — Scanned from DE
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1 forms found in the DOMPOST http://www.shipment-confirm.com/training/acceptance?correlation_id=c403c0c0-9081-4e5d-b534-49004718a1dc
<form action="http://www.shipment-confirm.com/training/acceptance?correlation_id=c403c0c0-9081-4e5d-b534-49004718a1dc" method="post" id="training-form"><button data-text="ack" type="submit" dir="ltr">Acknowledge</button></form>
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English * Arabic * British English * Chinese (Simplified) * Chinese (Traditional) * Czech * Danish * Dutch * Finnish * French * Canadian French * German * Greek * Hebrew * Hindi * Hungarian * Icelandic * Italian * Japanese * Korean * Norwegian * Polish * Portuguese (Brazil) * Romanian * Russian * Slovak * Spanish (European) * Spanish (Latin) * Swedish * Thai * Turkish * Vietnamese OOPS! YOU FELL FOR A PHISH! Don't worry, this was an approved phishing simulation run by National Indemnity Company. We're here to help. Below is the simulated phishing message you just received. Like a real phishing attack, on the surface, the attachment seems to be legitimate — but it isn't. If this had been an actual attack, downloading the file would have infected your system with ransomware or another kind of malicious software. From: DHL Customer Service (dhlexpress@shipment-confirm.com) Subject: DHL EXPRESS: PL, IV, DOC When you receive an unsolicited email with an attachment, keep the following tips in mind: * Don't take the message at face value. Attackers will try to mimic your organization's templates, insert known logos, and use other tricks to make you think the message is safe. * Be immediately suspicious if you randomly receive an invoice, shipping notice, photos/videos, or free software. * Contact the sender to verify the email and attachment are safe before downloading. * Ask your IT department for advice if you're unsure. By clicking "Acknowledge" below, you agree that you have read the above advice. Acknowledge This phishing simulation was provided by your employer to help teach you to recognize commonly-used phishing risks. To appear as realistic as possible, it may contain the name, brand or logo of unaffiliated third parties. Please do NOT contact the company that is named or whose brands or logos were used. If you have any questions or concerns about phishing emails, please contact only your own employer. Confidential and Proprietary - Privacy Policy