How To Spot A Phishing Email
June 4, 2019

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Cyber criminals are known for trying to trick you by creating and sending fake emails that appear to be from an authentic source. Known as a phishing attack, the message might ask you to confirm personal information, click on a link, or open an attachment, but that could lead to identity theft or downloading a virus or malware. Phishing emails are one of the most common online threats. Be aware of the signs and know what to do when you encounter them.
If you think an email looks suspicious, delete it. Don’t open any links or attachments and don’t forward or reply to the email. If you think the email might be genuine, contact the organization directly (not using any contact info in the email) to confirm.