> I'm not sure this is Linkedin's problem to solve. They are just a directory. If the issue reduces user metrics, then they will want to fix it. Ultimate resp

> I'm not sure this is Linkedin's problem to solve. They are just a directory. If the issue reduces user metrics, then they will want to fix it. Ultimate responsibility seems irrelevant. > It's ironic that the security professionals are the ones hiding their identity, given that they are the best prepared to identify and avoid phishing emails. I might have demolitions training, but I’d still rather walk around the minefield.