Learn how to identify, avoid, and respond to phishing attacks. Protect yourself and your organization from cyber threats.
Review these examples and identify the red flags. Click on each to see detailed analysis.
Fraudulent emails designed to trick you into revealing sensitive information
Targeted attacks using personal information to appear legitimate
Phishing attacks via SMS/text messages
Voice phishing via phone calls
Targeted attacks on high-profile individuals or executives
Redirecting users to fake websites through DNS manipulation
Always verify the sender through official channels before taking action
Check website addresses before clicking or entering information
Legitimate companies never ask for passwords or sensitive data via email
Regular updates protect against known vulnerabilities
Add an extra layer of security to your accounts
Stay informed about the latest phishing techniques
Stay calm and act quickly but carefully
If you entered credentials, change them right away
Notify banks and credit card companies if financial info was shared
Help protect others by reporting the attack
Ensure your device hasn't been compromised
Phishing attacks are constantly evolving. Stay vigilant, verify before you trust, and when in doubt, don't click. Your security is in your hands.