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While cyber threats continue to advance in new and intimidating ways, classic phishing methods are still a favorite among bad guys. Let's take a look at a recent Facebook-themed phishing attack and see if you can spot the red flags:
The email appears to come from Facebook and starts with "Hi User." The body states that there is an issue with your account that you must log in to resolve. The email includes a link to "verify" your account and ends with the line, "This link will expires in 72 hours, We appreciate your attention to this matter." If you click the link, you are taken to a phony look-alike Facebook login page. Any information that you enter on this page is delivered straight to the bad guys.
How many red flags did you see? Remember the following tips:
Stop, Look, and Think. Don't be fooled.
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