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 | BE CYBER SAVVY PHISHING EDUCATION

 

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You arrived at this page after clicking on a link in a simulated phishing
e-mail.

This phishing e-mail was sent as part of your cybersecurity awareness training.
Please take a moment to learn more about how to protect yourself from phishing.

 

What is Phishing

Phishing is a form of social engineering that uses e-mail and deception to trick
victims into clicking links, opening files or providing important organizational
information unintentionally.

Phishing is often the opening move in sophisticated cyber-attacks against
individuals and organizations.

 

How to Spot a Phish

There are two main types of phishing e-mails, generic campaigns and targeted at
specific organizations or individuals, also known as spear phishing

Generic phishing campaigns include ones that look like they came from your bank
(or another financial institution), online services such as PayPal, eBay or
Apple iTunes Store or Amazon and they may look like parcel shipment information
from FedEx, UPS, USPS, Canada Post and others.

Targeted phishing or spear phishing campaigns may contain information about you
or your organization or may look like a legitimate message from within your
organization.

 

Reporting a Phish

If you receive an email that looks suspicious, please report it by using the
“Submit as Phish” button in Outlook, or send it to phish@bell.ca using the Ctrl
+ Alt + F feature, which creates a new email with the phishing message attached.



 

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