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Generic Greetings:
- Messages addressed to “Dear Customer” or “User” instead of your name.
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Urgent Requests:
- Phrases like “Your account will be locked” or “Immediate action required.”
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Suspicious Links:
- Hover over links to see if the URL matches the company’s website.
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Spelling and Grammar Errors:
- Legitimate organizations rarely send poorly written emails.
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Unexpected Attachments:
- Be cautious of attachments, especially ZIP files or .exe files, which may contain malware.
