“Look for Typos” Was Always Bad Phishing Advice. Now It’s Actively Dangerous.
For decades, phishing awareness training boiled down to a handful of tells: bad grammar, generic greetings, a sender address that almost matched but not quite. That advice was never perfect, but it caught a real share of attempts. It’s now actively counterproductive, because the emails without any of those tells “Look for Typos” are precisely…