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THIS WAS AN AUTHORIZED PHISHING SIMULATION

If you ever suspect an email to be a phishing attack, or have any questions or
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Animated Education


SOMEONE HAS YOUR PASSWORD

A short, animated education showing you the indicators of a phish in a real
phishing email.

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From: Do you recognize this sender? admin@webaccess-alert.net

Subject: Someone Has Your Password


DO YOU RECOGNIZE THIS LOGO? ACCOUNT SERVICES


APPEALS TO SENSE OF FEAR AND URGENCY.SOMEONE HAS YOUR PASSWORD.

Hi Personalized information like name and date makes the email more
convincing.Recipient's name

Someone just used your password to try to sign in to your account.

Details:
15/02/2023
IP Address: 198.51.100.1
Location: Ukraine

We have stopped this sign-in attempt. You should change your password
immediately.

Do you know where this link leads?Hover over the link to see its true
destination.Change Password

Best,
Account Services Team


ACCOUNT SERVICES


SOMEONE HAS YOUR PASSWORD.

Hi Recipient's name

Someone just used your password to try to sign in to your account.

Details:
15/02/2023
IP Address: 198.51.100.1
Location: Ukraine

We have stopped this sign-in attempt. You should change your password
immediately.

On a mobile device, tap and hold the link to view the destination. Be careful
not to click!Change Password

Best,
Account Services Team




ALWAYS VERIFY

 
 
 


REPORT ALL SUSPICIOUS EMAILS IMMEDIATELY.

Report Phishing


THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME TO REVIEW THIS EDUCATION.


THIS PERSONALIZED EMAIL TRICKED YOU INTO CLICKING A LINK BY APPEALING TO YOUR
SENSE OF FEAR AND URGENCY.


EVEN IF AN EMAIL LOOKS LEGITIMATE, STILL USE CAUTION.


PHISHERS STEAL OR IMITATE LOGOS, SIGNATURES, EMAIL ADDRESSES, AND OTHER BRANDING
TO BUILD A FALSE SENSE OF TRUST.


ATTACKERS WILL TRY TO CATCH YOU OFF GUARD BY APPEALING TO STRONG EMOTIONS.


THE FEAR OF SOMEONE ACCESSING YOUR ACCOUNT AND PERSONAL INFORMATION IS ALARMING.


SPEAR PHISHING EMAILS OFTEN INCLUDE PERSONAL INFORMATION LIKE YOUR NAME,
INTERESTS, BIRTH DATE, CONTACTS, OR ACCOUNT NUMBERS TO CONVINCE YOU THE MESSAGE
IS AUTHENTIC.


NEVER CLICK A LINK IN A SUSPICIOUS EMAIL, ESPECIALLY IF IT WAS UNSOLICITED.


INSTEAD OF CLICKING A LINK, TYPE THE URL DIRECTLY IN YOUR BROWSER OR USE
BOOKMARKS.


CONTACT THE SENDER DIRECTLY TO VERIFY THE MESSAGE IS LEGITIMATE. NEVER REPLY TO
THE EMAIL OR CALL THE PHONE NUMBER PROVIDED.

       
 

If you suspect that you have received a spear phishing email at work, follow our
procedures for reporting it immediately.

 

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HOW TO SPOT A PHISH:

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This email appealed to your curiosity to trick you into clicking a link.

 * Do you recognize this sender?
   Even if an email looks legitimate, still use caution.
 * Do you recognize this logo?
   Phishers steal or imitate logos, signatures, email addresses, and other
   branding to build a false sense of trust.
 * Appeals to sense of fear and urgency.
   Phishers will try to catch you off guard by appealing to strong emotions. The
   fear of someone accessing your account and personal information is alarming.
 * Personalized information like name and date makes the email more convincing.
   Spear phishing emails often include personal information like your name,
   interests, birth date, contacts, or account numbers to convince you the
   message is authentic.
 * Do you know where this link leads?
   Never click a link in a suspicious email, especially if it was unsolicited.
   Instead of clicking any links, type the URL directly in your browser or use
   bookmarks. On a desktop, hover over a link to see its true destination. On a
   mobile device, tap and hold the link to view the destination. Be careful not
   to click!
 * Always verify.
   Contact the sender directly to verify the message is legitimate. Never reply
   to the email or use contact information provided in the email.

Report all suspicious emails immediately.

Thank you for taking the time to review this education.

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