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I'd love to hear other people opinions on this piece, it's my first long form article so I'd appriciate some feedback!
Thanks!
They literally don’t care.
Amazing job!
Same discussion 3 years ago
The user needs to do 3 things for this to be actually be phished:
1. Receive money from somebody they don’t known with a weird description 2. Proactively ask the agent for such transaction 3. Click the link the agent provide
While this of course can happen on scale, doesn’t seems so critical in practice
Of course innovation in shoes will have a bigger marginal impact (because physics).