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Researchers at the University of California, Irvine found that one hour less sleep makes people 13 percent more susceptible to clicking phishing links. A study analyzing 11,000 employees showed click rates rose from 15.56 percent to 17.76 percent after the daylight saving time switch, highlighting how fatigue impacts online security.
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