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    This email uses several S.C.A.M. tactics to try to get the recipient to click a link and claim a fake $1,000 prize within 24 hours. It contains spelling and grammatical errors, comes from an unfamiliar email address, and creates a sense of urgency around clicking before the deadline expires. The summary advises recipients to not respond to or take any actions requested by scam emails, and to notify IT if they receive suspicious messages.

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    This email uses several S.C.A.M. tactics to try to get the recipient to click a link and claim a fake $1,000 prize within 24 hours. It contains spelling and grammatical errors, comes from an unfamiliar email address, and creates a sense of urgency around clicking before the deadline expires. The summary advises recipients to not respond to or take any actions requested by scam emails, and to notify IT if they receive suspicious messages.

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    This email uses several S.C.A.M. tactics to try to get the recipient to click a link and claim a fake $1,000 prize within 24 hours. It contains spelling and grammatical errors, comes from an unfamiliar email address, and creates a sense of urgency around clicking before the deadline expires. The summary advises recipients to not respond to or take any actions requested by scam emails, and to notify IT if they receive suspicious messages.

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    Phriendly Phishing - Scan For S.C.a.M.-poster

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    This email uses several S.C.A.M. tactics to try to get the recipient to click a link and claim a fake $1,000 prize within 24 hours. It contains spelling and grammatical errors, comes from an unfamiliar email address, and creates a sense of urgency around clicking before the deadline expires. The summary advises recipients to not respond to or take any actions requested by scam emails, and to notify IT if they receive suspicious messages.

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    Think Email,

    Think S.C.A.M.!
    Can you spot
    the S.C.A.M.
    tactics used Account Reactivation
    Accounts <[email protected]>
    in this email? Inbox

    Hello,

    Recently we have reactivated the product for your account and you can tak advantage in the next
    24 hours. You were given a prize worth $1k and you can claim it right now.

    > YOU MUST CLICK HERE IF YOU STILL WANT IT <

    You have 24 hours or else it will expire. It will NOT be able to get re-instated. This will be your last notice.

    – Support
    If you no longer wish ro recieve communication from us, please manage your subscription HERE.

    Sender Content
    Who is really sending you What’s in the contents
    the email? of the email?

    • A n email address containing an IP address • S pelling & grammatical errors can be


    is probably fake. a good indication of a phishing attack
    e.g. [email protected] • Always look under links (tip hover your mouse
    • Organisations will not use a free email service over the link to make sure the URL is safe)
    provider. e.g. [email protected] • B eware attachments! Check the email for signs
    • Keep an eye out for unusual domain names. of phishing before opening any attachments
    e.g. vaevk.in • Never fill out a form embedded in an email.

    Action Manage
    What does the email want It’s a S.C.A.M.! What should
    you to do? you do?

    Be careful of clickbait tactics such as: • D on’t ever respond to a SCAM email.
    • S
     ense of urgency – getting you to act • Don’t do anything that the SCAM email
    (or click) quickly without thinking. wants you to do.
    • Notify your company’s IT service
    • S
     ense of curiosity – the need to know
    desk immediately.
    or learn more.

    Phriendlyphishing.com | [email protected]

    PUBLIC

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