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    The document provides 5 red flags to help identify potential phishing emails: 1) emails sent from domains similar to but not identical to the bank's domain, 2) emails with attractive or threatening content to tempt users to click links or open attachments, 3) look out for caution boxes on emails originating outside the bank, 4) emails from unknown senders, and 5) hovering over links to check that the displayed URL matches expectations. The document encourages visiting the bank's website or scanning a QR code for more cybersecurity tips.

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    The document provides 5 red flags to help identify potential phishing emails: 1) emails sent from domains similar to but not identical to the bank's domain, 2) emails with attractive or threatening content to tempt users to click links or open attachments, 3) look out for caution boxes on emails originating outside the bank, 4) emails from unknown senders, and 5) hovering over links to check that the displayed URL matches expectations. The document encourages visiting the bank's website or scanning a QR code for more cybersecurity tips.

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    Spot Phishing Mail

    Uploaded by

    Felista Fedora
    The document provides 5 red flags to help identify potential phishing emails: 1) emails sent from domains similar to but not identical to the bank's domain, 2) emails with attractive or threatening content to tempt users to click links or open attachments, 3) look out for caution boxes on emails originating outside the bank, 4) emails from unknown senders, and 5) hovering over links to check that the displayed URL matches expectations. The document encourages visiting the bank's website or scanning a QR code for more cybersecurity tips.

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    CYBER JAGROOKTA DIVAS - JULY 2023

    How to spot a
    Phishing Email?
    Red Flags to Alert You to a Potential Phishing Scam

    1. Email is sent from


    a public domain
    which looks very similar to
    our canarabank domain
    (for e.g., canarabank.org
    or canarabank.email)

    2. The mail content


    is attractive or
    threatening
    which tempts the user to
    click the link or download
    attachments in the mail

    3. Look out of
    caution box
    Any mail originated
    outside our Bank has a
    caution box attached

    4. Unknown Sender
    The mail has originated from
    unknown senders

    5. Hover over links


    to display where
    URL will lead you
    If the real link doesn’t
    match what you expect,
    assume it is fraudulent
    and don’t click

    FOR MORE CYBER SECURITY TIPS :


    VISIT https://canarabank.com/User_page.aspx?othlink=356 OR Scan QR Code:
    www.canarabank.com 1800 1030

    canarabank | canarabankofficial | canarabankinsta

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