You still need to practice this

We’ve often discussed how you can fall victim to online scams if you’re too trusting when responding to incoming offers. Those affected fall into two groups. Some think they’re savvy but then fall for the attacker’s tricks in a stressful situation because they didn’t “look closely enough.” Others genuinely lack the experience to recognize dubious offers.

Protecting Your Privacy — What Can I Do?

We've compiled a few steps for staying safe online on the linked page. In addition, if you have enough time, it may be helpful to read through the articles we’ve collected under the keyword data breaches. For people who just want to take a quick look at tricks they might not be familiar with yet, the following page is a good resource:

Security Awareness Training – Can You Spot the Scam?

On these CyberSticks pages, you’re guided through 15 emails and must decide which ones represent a potential attack and which ones you would accept as “real.”
Interesting and educational...

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Read more https://www.cyberstix.at/spam-test.html

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