Regularly cutting it short on sleep could have consequences beyond just feeling tired the next morning. New research suggests that even modest sleep loss may make people more vulnerable to phishing scams, those all-too-common fraudulent emails designed to trick recipients into sharing personal information or clicking on malicious links.e60dc2a1-f33c-4a05-9b50-8e3e8e597629f926f727-7102-4c8f-a32a-181d40b67f02 In the study, the rate of clicking on simulated phishing links was about 13 percent higher following the spring daylight saving time transition, when clocks move forward an hour, throwing off sleep schedules. Experts say that the findings…
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