“IT Support” says the password expires in an hour. Same logo, same tone, sandwiched between Marketing and HR.
The sender is acme-corp.io, not .com. There’s a deadline. Nobody checks the domain with a deadline.
A lookalike login on acme-corp-secure.co. She types her email. Then her password.
The attacker logs in from Tallinn, replays the session past MFA, and reaches 14 systems. You find out weeks later.
Same Monday, same lure, sent to a team that’s been on HukProof for 90 days.
Nothing about the attack changed. The person reading it did.
Last month she clicked a HukProof simulation and got a 30-second lesson on exactly this trick. It stuck.
The lure is quarantined for the whole company, and her report shows up on your dashboard. Breach cost: $0.
Something else? A person who works on HukProof replies at support@hukproof.com.