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So, how did you do? Did you spot all the signs of fraud in this fake email? Tweet us #SpotSomethingPhishy pic.twitter.com/u9mLeIfFT0
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favouriteSo, how many did you get? This email was in fact not from @santanderuk pic.twitter.com/yJKfTcfgVD
Alright, last one in our #SpotSomethingPhishy quiz – have a good look at this email and tell us what parts make you think it’s a scam. pic.twitter.com/M6iNaFf1Eu
“Dear user”, “Dear customer”. If a message doesn’t use your name, it may be fake. Take the test #SpotSomethingPhishy ow.ly/pgEs30efEKd
How did you do? Did you spot all five signs of a fraudulent email impersonating @Microsoft? Tweet us #TakeFive pic.twitter.com/5gkF7tHgDU
“Dear user”, “Dear customer”. If a message doesn’t use your name it may be fake. Take the test #SpotSomethingPhishy ow.ly/gJrT30eaoVo
Have a look at this email which at first glance looks like it’s from @Microsoft. #TakeFive and look again! #SpotSomethingPhishy…? pic.twitter.com/SQcx41jC2w
Spelling mistakes and odd formatting in an email from an organisation or company may indicate a phishing attempt! #SpotSomethingPhishy. pic.twitter.com/4LWua1xamh
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