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Learn how to identify, avoid, and protect yourself from increasingly sophisticated phishing attempts
Phishing is a type of social engineering attack where attackers disguise themselves as trustworthy entities to trick victims into revealing sensitive information, installing malware, or taking harmful actions. These attacks exploit human psychology rather than technical vulnerabilities.
Phishing attacks have evolved from obvious scams to highly personalized, targeted campaigns
Watch for urgent requests, grammatical errors, suspicious links/attachments, requests for sensitive information, and unexpected emails or messages asking you to verify accounts.
Attackers can use stolen personal information to impersonate victims, open accounts, or make fraudulent purchases.
Direct theft from bank accounts, unauthorized charges, or fraudulent transfers.
Organizational phishing can lead to system compromise and large-scale data exposure.
Ransomware, keyloggers, and other malicious software can be deployed through phishing links or attachments.
What should I do if I suspect I've clicked on a phishing link? Immediately change your passwords from a different device, monitor your accounts for suspicious activity, and report the incident to your IT department or relevant authorities.
Can phishing attacks target mobile devices? Yes, mobile phishing (smishing) is increasingly common through SMS, messaging apps, and fraudulent mobile applications. Always verify requests and be cautious about clicking links on mobile devices.
How effective is security training against phishing? Regular, scenario-based training can reduce phishing susceptibility by 50-75% when combined with simulated phishing exercises and continuous awareness programs.
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