Orayh-Security | Phishing Awareness

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How to Spot a Phishing Email: Common Ways

Check the Sender: Look closely at the email address. Is it someone you trust? Does the domain match?
Hover Before You Click: Always hover over links before clicking. Do they lead where they claim?
Beware of Urgency: Phishing emails often try to rush you. Breathe. Verify before acting.
Unexpected Files: Don’t open attachments unless you’re expecting them — especially Word docs or PDFs.
Typos & Grammar: Weird wording? It's a red flag. Professional orgs proofread their emails.
Don’t Give Up Info: No legit org asks for passwords or personal info over email.

What To Do If You're Unsure

Report the email to your security team immediately.
Don't forward it. That spreads risk.
Contact the sender using a known phone or email — never reply directly to a suspicious message.

⚠️ NEVER CLICK SUSPICIOUS LINKS OR OPEN UNKNOWN FILES

One of the easiest ways attackers compromise systems is through links and file attachments. This includes Word documents, PDFs, Excel sheets, and more.

If you weren’t expecting it, don’t open it. Verify with the sender before clicking or downloading anything. Just one bad click can launch a real cyberattack.

Final Thought

Stay sharp. Stay curious. Stay safe.
The mission of security starts with awareness.

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How to Spot a Phishing Email: Common Ways

What To Do If You're Unsure

⚠️ NEVER CLICK SUSPICIOUS LINKS OR OPEN UNKNOWN FILES

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