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Forget sophisticated hacking tricks; one bad night’s sleep might be enough

A UC Irvine study involving over 11,000 employees found phishing click rates rose by roughly 13 percent after daylight saving time, highlighting the cybersecurity risks associated with sleep loss.

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    A UC Irvine study involving over 11,000 employees found phishing click rates rose by roughly 13 percent after daylight saving time, highlighting the cybersecurity risks associated with sleep loss.

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