Phishing Scam
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- Luckily, I know just the way to handle a situation like this. To protect yourself from a phishing attack, you can use a security software. Set it to update automatically so it can deal with any threats. You can also protect you're accounts by setting a multi-step authentication. This will allow you're account to ask for two or more credentials to log into your account
- Good morning Linda! From my understanding, you're meeting with me because you want to know how to avoid phishing scams.
- Correct! Someone has sent me an email regarding personal information that's not required on the actual website.
- Scammers will claim that something is wrong with you're account when there isn't. They'll also try to get you to confirm payment or personal information
- Bingo! They'll also ask you to click a link that leads you somewhere likely off of the website
- Oh, I'm starting to understand now. So it's just a lie to get information out of you that you usually wouldn't share?
- Thank you, but how will I know if someone is trying to scam me or if its real?
- If you start to notice unwanted and unexpected software installs then that is a big sign that you've been hacked.
- If you do happen to open a scamming email, go to the website identitytheft.gov or scan your computer for malware
- Got ya!
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