Puzzle boxes are 'step two' of a clue: first the player has to find the right NPC to speak to (when they get a cryptic or anagram clue), and then they have to solve the puzzle, to advance along their trail. When speaking to an NPC in a level 3 or 4 trail, the player may receive a puzzle box.

Shortly after, Redditor methreethatis submitted JakeSteam's post to /r/bestof titled 'u/JakeSteam posts info for phishing email impersonating Google Docs, scam gets stopped within 30 mins.Ttgp For information on how to solve them, go to the Puzzle box/Guide page. Within the hour, Google disabled the spammer developer account used to orchestrate the attack. That day, Redditor JakeSteam submitted a post explaining how the attack works to /r/ google, where it received upwards of 13,900 votes (94% upvoted) and 1,100 comments. l6c1ljSFIX- Zach Latta (zachlatta) May 3, 2017 On May 3rd, Twitter user shared a GIF of himself viewing one of the emails, referring to the attack as 'super sophisticated' (shown below). In early May 2017, people began receiving fraudulent emails with fraudulent notifications that they had been shared on various Google Docs, along with a fake 'Open in Docs' button. On October 14th, Trend Micro released a ad parodying phishing attacks titled 'Phishing Scams – Don't Be That Guy' (shown below, right). Within three years, the video gained over 1.46 million views and 2,700 comments. On April 30th, 2014, YouTuber minutephysics uploaded a video about a sophisticated YouTube phishing attack (shown below, left). On August 21st, 2013, YouTuber Cyber51Security posted a video demonstrating how phishing attacks working by fishing a bag containing the words 'user name' and 'password' out of a small bucket filled with water labelled 'Internet' (shown below). On June 14th, 2008, the /r/phishing subreddit was launched for discussions about the scamming practice.

That year, Gartner reported that an estimated 2.6 million adults lost $3.2 billion due to phishing scams. Petersburg-based Russian Business Network. In October 2007, The Washington Post reported that nearly half of phishing thefts in 2006 were orchestrated by various operations maintained by the St. In 2003, the financial affairs publication The Banker reported on the earliest known phishing attempt against a retail bank in an article titled 'Battle Against Identity Theft.' According to the American research and advisory firm Gartner, phishing attacks increased by 28% between May 2004 and May 2005, with an estimated 2.4 American victims and approximately $929 million in losses. In June 2001, the earliest phishing attempt against a payment system was directed toward the digital gold currency service E-Gold.

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