Knicks sent employees fake offer of championship rings in phishing test: Report
Summary
The New York Knicks sent a fake email to employees offering free championship rings to test if they could spot a phishing scam. Employees who clicked the link had to attend a cybersecurity class, highlighting the team’s concern about online security.Key Facts
- The Knicks sent an email in late September saying employees could choose from two championship ring designs.
- The email was actually a phishing test meant to see who might fall for a scam.
- Employees who clicked the suspicious link were required to take a cybersecurity training class.
- The Knicks recently won their first NBA championship since 1973.
- Assistant coaches got empty ring boxes during the celebration but will receive rings later.
- Many long-time Madison Square Garden employees might not get rings at all.
- Phishing tests are common in companies to improve security awareness.
- The email made the fake offer seem real by mentioning the ring’s craftsmanship and personalization.
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