Phishing attacks are malicious attempts to steal sensitive information through deceptive tactics. Here's how to protect yourself:

🔍 What is Phishing?

Phishing involves:

  • Fake links (e.g., https://example.com/login?redirect=malicious-site)
  • Malicious attachments in emails
  • Impersonated websites mimicking trusted brands

⚠️ Always verify the URL before entering credentials.

🛑 Common Phishing Tactics

  1. Urgent Requests
    Example: "Your account will be suspended unless you click this link now!"

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  2. Spoofed Emails
    Example: Fake emails from "support@bank.com" with suspicious attachments

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  3. Malicious Attachments
    Example: Documents like invoice.exe that appear harmless but execute harmful code

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🛡️ Prevention Tips

  • Never click links in unsolicited emails
  • Verify sender identity through official channels
  • Enable 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication) for all accounts
  • Use anti-phishing tools like browser extensions

🔗 For advanced strategies, check: /Documentation/en/Security_Center/2fa_authentication

📌 Real-World Example

In 2023, a phishing campaign used fake Microsoft login pages to steal credentials. Users were redirected to https://login.microsoft.com (real) but tricked into entering data on a spoofed site.

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Stay alert! 🚨 Phishing evolves constantly—keep learning to stay safe.