It’s a Monday morning. You are checking your email, and amid the usual flow of messages, one stands out: “Notification from SARS.”The tone is official. The logo is perfectly placed. The sender’s address looks authentic, and even the government domain appears genuine. Out of habit, you click to read more. After all, it’s the tax authority; you cannot ignore that. But beneath the polished façade lies a trap, a phishing email so carefully designed that even seasoned executives can fall for it. The link inside, web.val.run, looks harmless but leads to a fake login page, a digital decoy built to…