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Sure enough, Mr. Fees opened the faux email and clicked on a link that took him to a sham website.
WSJ: You Won't Believe How Adorable This Kitty Is! Click for More!
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The other day I opened my email inbox and found an intriguing message from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
FORBES: "Are Your truly dead?" The IMF, Watson and Schrodinger's Cat.
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Bloomberg reported that one executive - deputy president of Coca-Cola's Pacific Group, Paul Etchells - opened an email he thought was from the company's chief executive.
BBC: The Comment Group: The hackers hunting for clues about you
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They are thus likely to stand out from the usual email chatter and get opened.
FORBES: Three Ways to Get Your Email Answered First
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First of all, most journalists at highly sought-after media properties receive hundreds of PR come-ons daily, making the odds of your email being opened very slim indeed.
FORBES: PR's Mandate in 2013
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Motorola's new Home Monitoring and Control System HMEZ1000, a system of wireless network cameras and sensors that let's you keep tabs on your home from anywhere, and will automatically email or text message you when a door or window is opened, or when the temperature or humidity hits a certain level.
ENGADGET: An evening with Motorola
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According to an investigation by the Australian Financial Review, one of the attacks involved an email entitled "Strategic Planning FY2012" which was sent to and opened by several members of staff.
BBC: Australia's central bank targeted by hackers
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There's even a roadmap for this snooperiffic rollout, as all consumer email is expected to be opened up within 15 days and tools are being developed over the next six to eight months to allow chat surveillance as well.
ENGADGET: RIM reported to have agreed to snooping deal with India, says 'no way!'