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A 2026 study by UC Irvine researchers found that losing one hour of sleep during daylight saving time transitions makes employees 14% more likely to click phishing links. The trial involved 11,000 employees of a large U.S. institution, revealing a click rate of 17.76% on the Monday after the transition versus 15.56% the previous week.
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