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Infographic: how to spot a phishing e-mail

Six signs that an e-mail may be a scam.

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  1. The sender does not match the organisation.
  2. There is urgency or threats.
  3. It asks for passwords or bank details.
  4. Links lead to strange addresses.
  5. There are spelling mistakes.
  6. It includes unexpected attachments.

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