Could You Spot a Phishing Email?

Phishing works by rushing you. A message that looks official pushes you to click or log in before you stop to think — and one wrong click can hand over a password or install malware.

Phishing doesn't rely on breaking in — it relies on getting you to open the door yourself. That's why the warning signs are about pressure and trust, not just technology: urgency, a familiar-looking name, and a link that isn't quite right.

Red flags to watch

• An unknown or slightly-wrong sender address
• Urgent language pressuring you to act now
• Suspicious links or unexpected attachments

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