Question
Some phishing attacks are pretty easy to identify; others can be more sophisticated and quite convincing. If you suspect an email to be a phishing attempt, which of the following actions is/are safe to consider? Select all the options that apply.
Examine the email to look for some of the typical signs of phishing attacks, like a generic greeting, poor language and unusual requests.
If an email seems suspicious, it is best to contact the supposed sender (e.g. bank) through a trusted channel, instead of replying to the message in question.
Forward the email to as many people as possible to get their opinion on whether it's a phishing attempt or not.
Click on any links or attachments in the email to help determine whether the message was sent from a legitimate source.
Examine the email to look for some of the typical signs of phishing attacks, like a generic greeting, poor language and unusual requests.
If an email seems suspicious, it is best to contact the supposed sender (e.g. bank) through a trusted channel, instead of replying to the message in question.
Forward the email to as many people as possible to get their opinion on whether it's a phishing attempt or not.
Click on any links or attachments in the email to help determine whether the message was sent from a legitimate source.
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Examine the email to look for some of the typical signs of phishing attacks, like a generic greeting, poor language and unusual requests.
If an email seems suspicious, it is best to contact the supposed sender (e.g. bank) through a trusted channel, instead of replying to the message in question.
If an email seems suspicious, it is best to contact the supposed sender (e.g. bank) through a trusted channel, instead of replying to the message in question.
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