Phishing
This page is intended to be used as guidance only. Guidance is tailored to both personal and business however may not be applicable to all situations.
For Individuals
🧠 Think Before You Click
📎 What it is
Links, attachments, or pop-ups can look harmless but one careless click can lead to malware, scams, or stolen information.
❗ Why it matters
Most scams rely on you clicking before you’ve had time to think.
Even something as simple as a fake delivery text or “your account is locked” email can trick people into handing over passwords or downloading malware.
🧾 Real-world examples
- A fake email pretending to be from your bank asks you to “verify your details”
- A text claims your parcel is being held and links to a payment site
- A popup says you’ve won something or your device is infected
✅ What to do
- Pause before you click. Was it expected? Does it feel urgent or odd?
- Check the sender or link. Hover over it or long-press on mobile — does it match who it claims to be?
- Don’t open attachments from strangers. Even if it says "Invoice" or "Job Offer"
- When in doubt — don’t click. Ask someone, or go directly to the website instead
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🔍 Spot the fake
Scammers often copy real company logos, colours, and sender names.
But they can’t fake:
- A strange email address
- Spelling errors or weird wording
- A sense of panic or urgency
- It's unexpected
If you are unsure, never interact.
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For Businesses
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