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PayPal or not PayPal? That is the question...
A scam pretending to be a PayPal alert is making the rounds. The email claims "you just bought a new MacBook that's being sent to a new address on your account". If you're aware of what you spend on PayPal, you will know you didn't splurge on a MacBook, and a quick login will show you that no strange addresses...
EVRI (or other courier) missed delivery messages
These emails could appear to come from DHL, DPD, UPS, and any other well-known courier. These are NOT safe. You will never receive a message from a courier unless you ordered something or someone has sent you something, so don’t be inquisitive – reschedule messages are almost invariably accompanied by a card through the door or under it. If...
Quick Guide: How to Spot a Fake Website
It's easy to click a link and assume it's safe. Whether in a seemingly legit marketing email or shared by a friend on Facebook, it is always important to check the security of a website before clicking through or staying on the website. Malicious websites are used by scammers to steal your data and install malicious software on your PC....
Quick Guide: How to Keep Passwords Secure
Creating a strong password is one of the easiest ways to protect your accounts and personal information, but what makes a password strong? Make It Long and Unique Use at least 12 characters. The longer your password, the harder it is to crack. Avoid using obvious words like "password" or your name. Use a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols (like...
Quick Guide: Is this Email Legit?
With so much communication online, it's often hard to tell what is real and what could be an attempt to steal your information and access secure accounts. Emails from any account relating to payment or sensitive information should be met with scrutiny. Here's a guide to help you determine if an email is legitimate. Check the Sender’s Email Address One of the...
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