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I recently received an email sent to my (unique) email address as registered with Altera (now acquired by Intel of course). The email account is unique and allowed me to confirm that this was the email account which I registered with Altera, and NO-ONE else. The ...
Imagine you're looking through your email and you see what looks like an alert from one of your social media accounts. Everything looks official. It asks you to sign in to your account and verify that your contact information is correct. You click the link in the email and sign in to ...
I imagine that if I’d fallen for this ruse and replied to the email, I would have been asked to provide my Google account login credentials. Note how it contains many of the warning signs discussed here: Informally written subject line Sent from a suspicious email address Recipient is ...
Phishing attacks are the practice of sending fraudulent communications that appear to come from a reputable source. It is usually done through email. The goal is to steal sensitive data like credit card and login information, or to installmalwareon the victim’s machine. ...
official, but if you investigate the link URL (by hovering over the link, again, do not click it) or the email address carefully, there are usually tell-tale signs that they are not authentic and should not to be trusted (such as WHO or government emails coming from a Gmail account, ...
In the example detailed by Proofpoint, an email sent by an attacker –potentially using a legitimate account that belongs to a trusted contact– claims that an urgent payment is required to seal a business acquisition deal. The matter is also described as secretive, so the vi...
I got two weird emails today, but I checked my account, changed my password, and everything seems to be alright (it’s a different account than this one). Here are the emails: 1st: Dear [My full name], The following changes to your Apple Account, [my email] were made on 2 ...