Just finished our annual internal Security 101 training. Pretty useful - did you know that if you hover over a link, you can see where it goes? I.e.: if you get an email from Payroll that says "click here", you don't just have to click it and enter your credentials to know if it's the right payroll.

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@Lee_Holmes

Yup i knew that, very useful tip that, also handy when writing webpages and including links.

@zleap Fascinating. Can you also look at bad grammar on web pages to determine whether you should be suspicious or not?

@Lee_Holmes

Good point, however I am guilty of spelling / grammar errors sometimes. My blog will allow me to re-edit if I spot something later on.

More difficult if the writer is say dyslexic or just struggles to write, they can be really good their subject.

Also if writers first language is not English, then again we can perhaps allow for that, most people would have an editorial support to remove or correct errors before publication.

Probably needs a combination of strategies to determine if the paper presents a strong case for what is being written about.

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