Doing jigsaw's (Google's) phishing test to see if it's any good to school the oldies in being safe on the interwebz
>implying
when one of their tests was for a scam email that looks legit except for the funky email address (google.support), but the link URL was for a real address so it seemed like a bad scam if it was meant to be a scam.
Still I said it was phishing, and then the test tells me:
>This is tricky, but the link is actually a redirect to something on “t i n y u r l . c o m”.
Ya what?
This is the literal link the "email" had:
< h t t p s : / / g o o g l e . c o m / a m p / t i n y u r l . c o m / y 7 u 8 e w l r
It can't be.
That's not how anything to do with the internet works. R-R-Right, /tech/?
So, here's the question: Has my mind just been blown and the internet is all wibbley-wobbley and nothing like I thought it was, or have jigsaw fugged-up their own bloody test which should have linked:
< h t t p s : / / g o o g l e . c o m . a m p . t i n y u r l . c o m / y 7 u 8 e w l r
If it REALLY is a redirect to t i n y u r l . c o m, then how does this shit work?