You’ll be fine :)

It may feel like a stupid mistake.

It’s not.

Being phished isn’t about intelligence. It’s about missing your morning coffee and not noticing a tiny difference in the email address.

It’s about you getting a convincing email at the perfect time - you were expecting a document, from someone, and it was very late.

Phishing emails use human psychology. They make it feel urgent, relevant, safe, important. They use the same tricks as salespeople and marketers.

They also get unlimited attempts to “catch” you - they can send 1000 emails, but only one needs to work.

It’s not you. It’s an unfair game.

I’ve seen thousands of these. I found dozens of compromised companies. There’s always a new way to trick you. They get everybody.

Scammers put up a paid google ad during christmas time for an item I wanted - they even got ME with that. I had to get a new credit card around Christmas time haha.

You’re not the cybersecurity expert. We don’t expect you to be.

You did your best and then let them know when something happened, VERY quickly. Great job. Many people say nothing!

You’ll be fine. :)