Phishing Email

You receive an email saying your account has been locked and you must click a link immediately. The message may look real, but the sender address could be suspicious. In this situation, do not click the link right away. Go directly to the company’s real website and check your account there.

Fake Website

Sometimes attackers make websites that look almost identical to real ones. These fake websites are used to trick people into entering usernames and passwords. Before logging in, always check the URL carefully for spelling mistakes or unusual web addresses.

Account Hacked

If you get a message saying someone signed into your account from a place you do not recognize, you should act quickly. Change your password, turn on two-factor authentication, and check for any suspicious activity. Taking action early can help protect your information.