Scenario 2: Spear-Phishing Attack! It appears that someone is using your firms corporate directorywhich includes job titles and email addressesto contact senior managers and directors via email. The email requests that the recipient click on a URL, which leads to a Web site that looks as if it were designed by your Human Resources organization. Once at this phony Web site, the employees are asked to confirm the bank and account number to be used for electronic deposit of their annual bonus check. Tackle the following questions related to the provided scenario: Question 3 Draft a legitimate-looking phishing email that would strongly tempt its recipients to click on a link to a Web site or open an email attachment. Question 4 Imagine that your team must obtain the email logon and password to as many email accounts as possible. Brainstorm ideas that might enable you to obtain these credentials.