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They train people to avoid 'honeypot' scams—here are the common red flags they spot: 'It feels so good to be wanted'

Corporate security firms train companies and their employees on strategies for being vigilant against honeypots, and other social engineering attacks

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Originally published by CNBC. Summary and curation by DutyStation News.

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