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[MUSIC PLAYING] YUFENG GUO: Hi, and welcome. Were here at the Security Zone at Next with Sam Lugani, an expert in phishing attacks at Google Cloud. SAM LUGANI: Hi, Yufeng. Happy to be here. YUFENG GUO: So phishing attacks are becoming a huge problem today at companies, arent they? SAM LUGANI: Yes, they are. Phishing attacks are a very common type of security attack. In fact, a study conducted by PhishMe showed that 91% of cyberattacks started with a phishing email. YUFENG GUO: Wow. So phishing is one of the main ways that security attackers will attack companies. SAM LUGANI: Yes. Lets walk through an example. [MUSIC PLAYING] Lets say that an attacker is targeting your company and youre the security admin responsible for protecting your organization. So the attacker is going to start by doing some research on your company on LinkedIn, where they can make a list of employees that they want to target. The attacker then sends personalized emails to these employees trying to get them