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You know those phishing tests you get at work that are typically so obvious, it’s hard to fall for them?Well, Madison Square Garden did one, but it came at a really unfortunate time with a more unfortunate message. Read more trending news Madison Square Garden sent employees a phishing test email that read “Congratulations, your Employee Championship Ring is here.” The employees were shown two ring designs to select from, with instructions to click a link. Instead of going to an order form or selection page, the link sent employees to a mandatory cybersecurity class, The Associated Press reported. MSG later said that using the championship rings in the simulated attack was a mistake but still stands by sending a message. The New York Knicks released a statement to The Athletic which read, “The company had previously sent out an email to its corporate team as a simulation of a phishing attack designed to strengthen our security against hackers. MSG was recently hacked and extorted using