Published March 5, 2019 • 1 Min Read
The average user received 16 malicious emails per month last year.1 These emails are designed to try and trick you into opening attachments, clicking links or entering confidential data — such as your bank account number, password, username or other top-secret login details.
Watch this enjoyable video to learn more about phishing:
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