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Phishing, Suspicious Emails and Social Engineering

Phishing and social engineering try to persuade people to reveal information, approve access, send money, open malicious files or bypass normal procedures. Attackers often create urgency, authority or familiarity, so a message that appears to come from a manager, supplier, bank or Microsoft account should still be verified when the request is unusual.

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