Phishing Red Flags You Should Never Ignore

Phishing messages often create urgency, claim an account will be closed, or ask for credentials and one-time codes. Pause and verify through an official app or a manually typed website address.

  • Check the full sender address.
  • Do not share passwords or one-time codes.
  • Be cautious with unexpected attachments.
  • Report suspicious messages to the impersonated organization.
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