Google Creates Online Phishing Quiz

Google Alphabet incubator Jigsaw says knowing how to spot a phish plus two-factor authentication are the best defenses against falling for a phishing email.

Jigsaw, Google Alphabets incubator subsidiary, has launched a free online phishing quiz so users can test how well they can spot a malicious email message.
Justin Henck, Jigsaw product manager, said in a blog post today that the quiz was created from security training the company has held with 10,000 journalists, activists, and political leaders worldwide. Weve studied the latest techniques attackers use, and designed the quiz to teach people how to spot them, he said in
the post
.
Google considers two-factor authentication the best way to protect against phishing, he said. When you have two-factor authentication enabled, even if an attacker successfully steals your password they wont be able to access your account, Henck said. We also offer a Chrome extension called Password Alert that protects you from entering your Google password in a fake login page.
Take the Google
Phishing Quiz here
.

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