Internet Fraud and Phishing

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Spot the Scam: A Guide to Internet Fraud and Phishing

A deceptive tactic to trick people into revealing personal information.
Often disguised as legitimate emails or websites.
May include fake links, attachments, or requests for sensitive data.

Spoofing: Mimicking legitimate websites or email addresses.
Urgency: Creating a sense of urgency to pressure victims.
Social engineering: Manipulating people's emotions or trust.

Check the sender's address: Look for typos or unusual domains.
Be wary of unexpected or urgent requests.
Avoid clicking on links or attachments in suspicious emails.
Hover over links to see the actual URL.

Identity theft: Stealing personal information for fraudulent purposes.
Credit card fraud: Unauthorized use of credit card details.
Online auction scams: Misrepresenting items or failing to deliver
Investment scams:Promising high returns with little risk.

Use strong passwords and avoid sharing personal information online.
Be cautious of unsolicited emails or phone calls.
Monitor your account activity regularly.
Report suspicious activity to the appropriate authorities.

Be skeptical and cautious.
Verify information before taking action.
Report scams to help prevent others from falling victim.

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