Educational tool to understand and identify phishing attacks
Take this quiz to test your ability to identify phishing attempts.
Which of the following is a common sign of a phishing email?
Fraudulent emails that appear to be from legitimate sources to steal sensitive information.
Creating fake websites that mimic legitimate ones to steal login credentials.
Text messages that attempt to trick recipients into revealing personal information.
Targeted attacks against specific individuals or organizations using personalized information.
This tool is for educational purposes only. Creating and using phishing pages to deceive people is illegal in most jurisdictions. Only use this tool for educational demonstrations with explicit consent from all participants. Unauthorized phishing attempts can result in severe legal consequences.
Check the sender's email address: Look for misspellings or unusual domains.
Look for urgent language: Phishing often creates a sense of urgency.
Hover over links: Check the actual URL before clicking.
Check for spelling errors: Legitimate companies rarely have spelling mistakes.
Be wary of requests for personal information: Legitimate companies don't ask for passwords via email.
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