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Knicks use phishing test involving championship rings, calls it 'unfortunate mistake'

The New York Knicks conducted a phishing test using a fake email about championship rings, which led to criticism from employees. The team confirmed the email was a cybersecurity simulation and acknowledged it was an 'unfortunate mistake.' They plan to distribute over 275 rings worth more than $3.7 million to recognize contributions from players, coaches, and employees.

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The New York Knicks faced backlash after employees received a phishing test email that falsely offered championship rings. The team confirmed the email was part of a cybersecurity initiative following a previous hacking incident. They acknowledged the use of the rings as bait was an 'unfortunate mistake' and announced plans to distribute over 275 rings valued at over $3.7 million to players, coaches, and staff.

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  • The Knicks did not give championship rings to assistant coaches and employees.
  • Employees received a phishing test email disguised as a ring offer.
  • MSG confirmed the email was part of a cybersecurity test.
  • Over 275 championship rings worth more than $3.7 million will be distributed.
  • Players received rings valued at approximately $100,000 each.
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MSG uses Knicks championship rings as bait in phishing test, calls the lure 'an unfortunate mistake'

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Knicks use phishing test involving championship rings, calls it 'unfortunate mistake'