Double-check URLs and Email Addresses

Phishers often use misleading URLs and email addresses that appear legitimate at first glance. To check the legitimacy, hover over any links without clicking to see the actual URL. If the email claims to be from a well-known company but the email address is a random assortment of characters or uses a suspicious domain, it’s likely a phishing attempt.

Phishers often use misleading URLs and email addresses that appear legitimate at first glance. To check the legitimacy, hover over any links without clicking to see the actual URL. If the email claims to be from a well-known company but the email address is a random assortment of characters or uses a suspicious domain, it’s likely a phishing attempt.

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