I mean yea what else would they interested in?

Agency data or installing ransomware, according to the article.

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A shame they never played Runescape to learn the basics of phishing

And about 50% of those employees probably fell for it.

Agency data is typically accessed with the credentials.

But, there's also valuable info that doesn't require credentials. Hmmm. I'll allow it.

Ya think?

The easiest way to get someone’s password? Just ask for it.

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Right? What’a the other 50% MFA attacks? I work in IT and in business and really the only type of phishing we see is looking for credential/MFA. Occasionally we see people phishing for credit cards but usually it’s a user who use their work email for personal use. Personal phishing attacks are much more likely to try and get Cc numbers.

the brain. their brains are hacked. Their computers are hacked. CSU school system was hacked. The exosphere of tech is hacked. The tech of the exosphere is hacked. Google got haggered and hacked until it gave away its IQ for health and resource.