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Scammers want you to rush. Pausing before you click, pay, reply, or share information is one of the simplest ways to stay safe.
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Whether a request is unexpected or expected but high-risk, important details should be verified using a separate trusted channel.- Published on
Links, attachments, and QR codes can be useful, but they can also be used to send you to fake websites, steal information, or install unsafe software.- Published on
Personal information can help criminals impersonate you, target you, access accounts, or make future scams more convincing.- Published on
Good security habits make it harder for scammers to steal your accounts, your money, or your personal information.- Published on
A message can look real and still be fake. Learn how to slow down, check the details, and verify important requests safely.- Published on
A website can look professional and still be fake. Learn how to check the address, the request, and the payment path before you trust it.