1. I have recently received emails and instant messages that look legitimate at first glance. These messages come with URLs that prompt you to input your personal information. In turn, I think It will steal my credentials and use them to access my accounts and personal data.
Several users are receiving alleged emails notifying them that they have violated the regulations. The email impersonates the identity of the social network and contains a link to an external website to steal user credentials.
These types of emails usually have variants that are important to know in order to prevent them, we are going to comment on some of them. The objective is always the same to extort the people who receive them and ask for payment in bitcoins with the common denominator of control of the device and access to their contact database.
TIPS in case you have clicked on a suspicious email:
1. Change passwords immediately
2. Scan the device for malware
3. Contact the bank just in case
4. In the worst case, restore the device
5. Report to the police
Given any of these signs, what to do if I have opened a malicious email is to close the email, report it as phishing to the mail server and delete it. And above all, do not click on the link provided in the text or download any file that is attached.
Here you have all the information.
Here you have the formulary about tips:
Telma. The tips are very good ideas. Also the information is very good written
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