IN the vast landscape of the internet, cybercriminals lurk like mischievous trolls, targeting unsuspecting victims with scams and fraud.
Older adults often find themselves in the crosshairs, viewed as easier prey. However, with a sprinkle of humour and a dose of common sense, navigating the digital world safely becomes not just achievable but enjoyable.
Phishing emails are the internet’s bad puns, seemingly harmless but capable of regrettable consequences. These deceptive messages mimic trusted entities like banks or postal services.
Signs of a phishing attempt include generic greetings, sloppy grammar, and urgent requests for personal information. If it feels like a bad action movie, treat it like a scam. Remember, trusting a phishing email is like trusting a fish to walk on land, it’s just not going to end well.
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