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STOP!


YOU'VE BEEN PHISHED


BUT DON'T CLOSE THIS PAGE!

Please read through the following information and click the “Acknowledge” button
when complete

To view your performance on previous Firmwide tests, you can visit
http://mysimphishing
(This is only available in Morgan Stanley network)

 


THIS WAS AN AUTHORIZED PHISHING SIMULATION BY MORGAN STANLEY.



HOWEVER, THIS COULD HAVE BEEN SENT BY A CRIMINAL & CLICKING THE LINK COULD
HAVE...

 

Gained access to your email

 

Gained access to your hard drive and all your files

 

Used your PC to gain access to Morgan Stanley's network

...and damaged our reputation

 


NEXT TIME YOU MAY NOT BE SO LUCKY

Please take 5 minutes to read the following info on how to detect and avoid
phishing attacks.

What is Phishing?

Phishing is an attempt, usually through email, to gather personal information or
to compromise technology for the purpose of financial gain or malicious
activities.

 

 
Phishing emails typically include a link to a fraudulent site or an attachment
containing malware.

 

You are the last line of defence against this threat

Why is Phishing a risk?

 

Fraudsters and criminals can...

 

Steal Information

 

Steal Identity

 

Install Malicious Software

 

Attack your Contacts

Which in turn can cause
 

Reputational Damage

 

Service Disruption

 

Significant Monetary Loss

Is Phishing really a threat?

Hackers gained access to the username and passwords for employees who were in
charge of maintaining Sony's systems after hackers sent a phishing email to Sony
employees. The hackers used the access to leak multiple movies prior to their
release date, leak damaging internal emails, and leak the confidential
information of 47,000 Sony employees.

THE FINAL COST OF THE BREACH IS REPORTED TO BE AT LEAST $100 MILLION USD.

In 2011, RSA (The largest provider of secure remote access tokens) was targeted.
A phishing email was received by 4 RSA employees and it was identified as junk
mail by the SPAM filters however 1 user retrieved the email and opened the
attachment. The attachment downloaded a malicious excel spreadsheet which
allowed hackers to take control of the employees computer and access RSA's
critical systems.

ONE EMPLOYEE LOST RSA OVER $80 MILLION

How do I Identify Phishing?

 

With careful observation you may find some of these common warning flags...

Please hold your mouse over the red boxes in the email below to view some of the
warning signs.

Don't trust the From: field - it can be spoofed!

Sometimes phishing messages even spoof the To: field. Does it look suspicious?

Phishing messages sometimes contain misspellings.

Hover your mouse over the URL, does the link look familiar?

Does the message contain a threat?

Does the overall wording and "voice" seem a bit off?

 


TAKE ACTION

 *  
   1. Don't Click
   *  
     2. REPORT the Email using standard process
 *               - For Morgan Stanley (non-integrated companies), use "Spam
   Report" or "PhishAlarm" button on your                                Outlook
   toolbar or  forward to spambutton@morganstanley.com if using a mobile device.
 *              - For E*TRADE, forward to #phishingalert
 *              - For Eaton Vance, use PhishAlarm button
 *              - For MSSC, forward to IT_security@morganstanley.com.cn
 *  
   3. DELETE THE MESSAGE

DON'T BE AN EASY TARGET. TAKE RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT Morgan Stanley DATA.

If in doubt, don't click

By clicking the button below you acknowledge that you have completed the
phishing exercise.

 
Acknowledge Exercise

This phishing simulation was provided by your employer and may contain logos
from unaffiliated companies. Please only contact your employer regarding this
message. Confidential and Proprietary - Privacy Policy