Oct 26, 2026 · 2 hr 59 min · 26 segments
On today's MJ Morning Show: MSG phishing tes for cyber security Fester's tickets for game 5 Morons in the news NFL in France Fire challenge injuring kids "Yellowstone" creator Taylor Sheridan…
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Here we go.
Welcome back, everybody.
It is MJ, Fester, Michelle.
I saw this, and didn't they do a fishing test here at our company a couple of years back? Didn't they do some kind of deal where they wanted to see which employees fell for some email phishing scam scheme? Oh, yeah.
Remember that? That sounds familiar.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
They did.
And I can't remember who fell for it.
I'm sure people in the company did.
But the reason why I bring this up, and I'm sure there are people listening maybe whose companies and their IT departments did like a similar test to, you know, send out an email that you receive and are you dumb enough to click on a link and potentially, you know, get the whole computer network, you know, ransomware or, you know, something to that effect.
And a lot of times that's how it happens.
is you've got an employee that clicks on something or they download a file and boom, the bad guys are in.
Yeah, the whole network's compromised.
And then the whole thing just goes to hell in a handbasket.
So I saw this story.
I'm like, hey, our company did this.
I guess now they're saying that what they did was an unfortunate mistake.
Oh, they dangled a carrot.
You saw this, Michelle? I did.
This was hysterical.
Yeah.
I thought it was pretty funny.
Yeah.
Thanks for listening to the MJ Morning Show podcast.
Here we go.
Welcome back, everybody.
It is MJ, Fester, Michelle.
I saw this, and didn't they do a fishing test here at our company a couple of years back? Didn't they do some kind of deal where they wanted to see which employees fell for some email phishing scam scheme? Oh, yeah.
Remember that? That sounds familiar.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
They did.
And I can't remember who fell for it.
I'm sure people in the company did.
But the reason why I bring this up, and I'm sure there are people listening maybe whose companies and their IT departments did like a similar test to, you know, send out an email that you receive and are you dumb enough to click on a link and potentially, you know, get the whole computer network, you know, ransomware or, you know, something to that effect.
And a lot of times that's how it happens.
is you've got an employee that clicks on something or they download a file and boom, the bad guys are in.
Yeah, the whole network's compromised.
And then the whole thing just goes to hell in a handbasket.
So I saw this story.
I'm like, hey, our company did this.
I guess now they're saying that what they did was an unfortunate mistake.
Oh, they dangled a carrot.
You saw this, Michelle? I did.
This was hysterical.
Yeah.
I thought it was pretty funny.
Yeah.
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