Situation:
Imagine you're the CFO of a large corporation. You receive an email that appears to be from your CEO. It's an urgent request to wire a large sum of money to a new vendor. The email seems legitimate, with the CEO's signature and company letterhead. You feel pressured by the urgency and the authority of the sender. Without verifying the request, you initiate the wire transfer. Only later do you realize you've fallen victim to a whale phishing attack, and the money is gone.
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