Field Notes
Real attack patterns from real workplaces, taken apart one warning sign at a time. Each note ends with the habit that stops it.
- 01“This is the fraud department”A call from your bank's fraud team, warning you about fraud and asking you to move your money somewhere safe. How bank impersonation calls work, and the habit that stops them.Field marksAuthority, Fear, Urgency, Borrowed trust, Secrecy, The ask5 October 2026 · 3 min read
- 02“Please enter 62 to confirm it's you”A message from "IT" asks you to type a number into a sign-in prompt. The prompt is real. The sign-in is someone else's. How help-desk impersonation works on work chat, and the habit that stops it.Field marksAuthority, Urgency, Borrowed trust, The ask5 October 2026 · 3 min read
- 03“Please note our new banking details”An email in a real thread, from a real supplier, about an invoice you really owe. Only the account number is fake. How invoice redirection works, and the habit that stops it.Field marksBorrowed trust, Authority, Urgency, Fear, Secrecy, The ask5 October 2026 · 3 min read
Your team learns one of these every month, in a short video lesson.