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The Knicks won their first title in 53 years, so Madison Square Garden emailed its workers a free championship ring. Anyone who clicked to pick their design found out the ring was fake. They'd failed a company phishing test, and now they had to go sit through a mandatory cybersecurity class. And according to The Athletic, a lot of longtime Garden employees were never getting a real ring in the first place. To be fair to MSG, they do have a real hacking problem. Back in June a group called…
Knicks sent a "phishing email" disguised as a championship ring offer to Madison Square Garden employees. Those that clicked the fake link were forced to attend a mandatory cybersecurity class to "help satisfy some of [James] Dolan's cybersecurity concerns." (via @joevardon) https://t.co/LUEKFl5faM