id.sifa.profile.presentation

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  "title": " Show the URL: The tiny email UX fix that makes phishing harder",
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  "createdAt": "2026-07-31T14:30:54.880Z",
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  "description": "Modern phishing often does not depend on badly spoofed emails anymore.\n\nA message can pass the usual sender checks and still send you somewhere dangerous, simply because the real destination stays hidden until you hover or click.\n\nThis talk looks at that gap in email UX and argues for a simple default: show the URL.\n\nWe will walk through why sender authentication and safe-looking branding are not enough, how real phishing attacks exploit the mismatch between visible link text and the actual destination, and why exposing the true URL earlier can make suspicious messages much easier to spot.\n\nThe session also covers the practical side of the idea through Reveal URLs, the tool Jeroen built to make hidden destinations visible before you click.\n\nThis meetup is for everyone who has been victim of phishing or knows someone, but also developers, product people, security-minded engineers, IT professionals, and anyone interested in safer defaults in everyday software. You do not need to be a security specialist to follow it; the focus is on awareness, clear examples, practical reasoning, and a concrete UX improvement.",
  "intendedAudiences": [
    "Everybody that reads email"
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