store.self-serve.co Open in urlscan Pro
35.153.90.239  Malicious Activity! Public Scan

Form analysis
1 forms found in the DOM

POST /training/acceptance

<form action="/training/acceptance" method="post"><button data-text="ack" type="submit">Acknowledge</button></form>

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OOPS! YOU FELL FOR A PHISH!

 

Don't worry, this was a phishing simulation by the Staples, Essendant,
DEXImaging, and PNI Cyber Security Teams.
We are here to help.

Keep reading for more and click "Acknowledge" at the bottom of this exercise.

Below is the simulated phishing message you just received. Like a real phishing
attack, on the surface, the email seems to be legitimate — but it is not. 

If this had been an actual attack, clicking the link could have exposed your
system to ransomware, malware, or other cyber security threats such as exposing
your credentials and other sensitive information.

 
 







 




When you receive an unsolicited email with embedded web links, keep the
following tips in mind:

 * Be immediately suspicious if the message tries to scare you, offers an
   incredible deal, or prompts you to reset a password or update account
   information.
 * Check each link by hovering over it to see its true source. If the URL is
   unfamiliar or differs from what you expected to see, don’t click.
 * Verify claims and offers via a trusted website or known phone number.
 * Click the PhishAlarm Report Phishing button in Outlook to report any
   suspicious emails.
 * If the suspicious email is in a group mailbox or if you don't have the Report
   Phishing button in your Outlook, please forward it to the Security Operation
   Center or contact your Help Desk.

By clicking "Acknowledge" below, you agree that you have read the above advice.

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