We seem to be missing the boat on security awareness of phishing attacks: it's not just for bank and credit card accounts anymore. This article notes the "DHL," "tax refund," and similar queries. I would have thought these were obvious, but they seem to be the most successful ways to get spear phishing and APT information.
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