lebo diseko, bbc news. joining me now is christian chapman, who was amongst those fired in the zoom call along with 899 colleagues. he worked at better.com for a year. that was an extraordinary call. it was extraordinary. it was completely out of the blue, in the morning came i wasjust on out of the blue, in the morning came i was just on a meeting with my manager doing a one to one on how performance had been going, had been going well, all of a sudden we see this link, and saying that we are going to have a mortgage meeting i m in a training meeting at the time committed to rejoin this? we see another link pop up 30 minutes later and so we wondered if they accidentally did two, so we get everybody the car, we jump on and accidentally did two, so we get everybody the car, wejump on and in
a simple little e-mail is probably the best way, if you want to invade a country. arthel: and what s the trick, finally, morgan, you may get an e-mail from a web site or a company that looks very official right. arthel: but you look at what s behind the dot, the dot.com, usually if you take a look at it, let s say, for instance, bank of america. it may not say bank of america, it may say something like bank of america info right. arthel: something very hard to look at or you usually don t pay attention to. click, you open it. give us a tip on what to look for. that s social engineering. hover whether it s in e-mail, take your mouse don t click on it, but just hover your mouse over it, and you ll see that link pop up, and read that carefully. if it s from bank of america, it would say bank of america.com. no br for brazil or something like that. and if you had, if you re worried at all about that, arthel, go directly to the web