Something’s off.A report says the New York Knicks organization emailed employees an offer of complimentary championship rings, complete with a choice of two designs. According to the report, the link was part of a phishing simulation, and employees who clicked it were required to take a cybersecurity class.
The oddity is that the lure was reportedly something employees could reasonably hope to receive after a championship, rather than an obviously suspicious prize. The report says MSG later called using rings as the lure “an unfortunate mistake” and said it planned to give rings or jewelry to players, coaches, employees, and other Knicks affiliates.
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