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2. Using your mouse to hover over buttons, pay attention to indications on whether it is a Legitimate or Phishing email.
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3. Once you’re done investigating, choose Phishing or Legitimate.
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Hello, Nice to meet you, Pls kindly study our quotation form below and input the required prices.
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Your parcel has arrived at the post office on 3ND JULY Our courier was unable to deliver the
parcel to you due to incorrect delivery details. To receive your
parcel, Please see and check attached shipping documents. www.dhl.com/dhl/tr\acking
This is an automated mail please do not reply
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DHL Delivery Express Team
It’s time to update your Office 365 password
Hello ,
Your password is set to expire today.
Keep or change your password
Confirm your account with Doodle
Confirm your email address
Please confirm your account by navigating to the link provided below:
Doodle AG, Werdstrasse 21, 8021 Zürich
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Hi ,
The clock starts ticking the minute a critical business system goes down. As lost revenue piles up and productivity drops, resuming normal operations becomes paramount. The fastest way to recover is to relocate the workload to another server, often at a secondary location. But for most businesses, the redundant hardware, server space and additional Human Resources are far too costly to make this a viable option.
So, in the face of potentially devastating outages, many IT departments simply live with the risk or settle for less expensive backup options for critical workloads.
Join this webinar to learn why you should add disaster recovery as a service to your portfolio.
Sponsored by Carbonite
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2: qa-Partnership | 7:4
Greetings,
I am looking to work with you to engage in a profit oriented investment ventures in your country and perhaps with your assistance, we could get good Return on Investment (ROI).
I have the directive of Sheikh Mubarak AL-Thani to source for a partner abroad who can accommodate 200M USD for Investment. More details will follow upon your reply.
Regards,
MA
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Bill 22427 from Steven Murphy Electrical Contractors Pty Ltd is due
22427
Hi ,
Thank you for your business. Your bill for $433.00 was due on 14 Jul.
If you’ve already paid it, please ignore this email. If you’ve not done so, please pay immediately.
To view your bill visit:
https://in.xero.com/oY8zP3TUYDgSwb296zotAwydQXL3UJhdxKmDvEzM.
If you’ve got any questions, or want to arrange alternative payment don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Regards
Bob Smith
Accounts Manager
Steven Murphy Electrical Contractors Pty Ltd
Your credit card payment is due on Aug 7
Your credit card payment is due on Aug 7
Please review and complete your payment.
- AccountInk Business Unlimited (…1421)
- Due dateAug 7
- Minimum payment due$63.00
- Statement balance as of Jul 28$6,355.82
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You Said: Phishing
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You Said: Legitimate
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You Said: Phishing
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You Said: Legitimate
Email Question Title Lorem Ipsum Dolor
You Said: Phishing
Email Question Title Lorem Ipsum Dolor
You Said: Legitimate
Email Question Title Lorem Ipsum Dolor
You Said: Phishing
Email Question Title Lorem Ipsum Dolor
You Said: Legitimate
Email Question Title Lorem Ipsum Dolor
You Said: Phishing
Email Question Title Lorem Ipsum Dolor
You Said: Legitimate
Incorrect
This is a phishing attempt! This email is imitating a business partner in an attempt to get you to click a malicious link.
This is actually a phishing email. Be cautious about hyperlinks and attachments you open from emails – they may direct you to malicious websites designed to get you to share sensitive information.
Hello, Nice to meet you, Pls kindly study our quotation form below and input the required prices.
Waiting for your reply so as to proceed to send our officiail order.
1. MISSPELLED WORDS
While it is not unusual for a real email to have some spelling errors, this particular email has too many misspelled words and grammatical errors for a professional email.
Hello, Nice to meet you, Pls kindly study our quotation form below and input the required prices.
Waiting for your reply so as to proceed to send our officiail order.
2. NO RECIPIENT NAME
Legitimate emails usually address the recipient by their name.
Hello, Nice to meet you, Pls kindly study our quotation form below and input the required prices.
Waiting for your reply so as to proceed to send our officiail order.
3. OUTDATED LOGOS
A legitimate email would not use an outdated Microsoft Excel logo.
Hello, Nice to meet you, Pls kindly study our quotation form below and input the required prices.
Waiting for your reply so as to proceed to send our officiail order.
4. SUSPICIOUS URL
This lengthy URL is not an official Microsoft website.
Incorrect
Good catch! This is a phishing email.
That answer is incorrect. This was a complicated phish!
Your parcel has arrived at the post office on 3ND JULY Our courier was unable to deliver the
parcel to you due to incorrect delivery details. To receive your
This is an automated mail please do not reply
Thanks & best regards
DHL Delivery Express Team
1. UNUSUAL DATE FORMAT
Dates without punctuation or an unusual format can be an indication of a phishing attempt.
Your parcel has arrived at the post office on 3ND JULY Our courier was unable to deliver the
parcel to you due to incorrect delivery details. To receive your
This is an automated mail please do not reply
Thanks & best regards
DHL Delivery Express Team
2. SUSPICIOUS URL
The hackers are trying to hide the URL with realistic display text. The actual hyperlink is not to a DHL website.
Your parcel has arrived at the post office on 3ND JULY Our courier was unable to deliver the
parcel to you due to incorrect delivery details. To receive your
This is an automated mail please do not reply
Thanks & best regards
DHL Delivery Express Team
3. ODD EMAIL FORMAT
The overall formatting of the email looks odd and not very professional.
Incorrect
Great job spotting this phishing attempt!
Whoops! That answer is incorrect. This email is a phishing attempt.
Hello ,
Your password is set to expire today.
Keep or change your password
1. SENDER EMAIL ADDRESS
The sender’s email address is not a Microsoft email address or from your own company domain.
Hello ,
Your password is set to expire today.
Keep or change your password
2. POOR QUALITY LOGOS
The Office 365 logo is poor quality which may indicate this is an imitation.
Hello ,
Your password is set to expire today.
Keep or change your password
3. SUSPICIOUS URLs
The “Retain Present Credentials” link goes to an unfamiliar website, not a Microsoft domain.
Incorrect
This is a legitimate Doodle email communication!
This is a legitimate Doodle email communication.
Confirm your email address
Please confirm your account by navigating to the link provided below:
Doodle AG, Werdstrasse 21, 8021 Zürich
1. CORRECT DOODLE INFORMATION
The Doodle email address uses the real doodle.com domain and the physical address is also correct.
Confirm your email address
Please confirm your account by navigating to the link provided below:
Doodle AG, Werdstrasse 21, 8021 Zürich
2. EMAIL RECIPIENT IS EXPECTING THIS EMAIL FROM DOODLE
This recipient recently signed up for a Doodle account and was expecting to receive this email to confirm their email address.
Confirm your email address
Please confirm your account by navigating to the link provided below:
Doodle AG, Werdstrasse 21, 8021 Zürich
3. LEGITIMATE URL
The URL is a legitimate, secure link to "doodle.com".
Incorrect
Well done! You spotted that this is a real email.
This is a real email.
New Webcast:
Why You Should Add Disaster Recovery as a Service to Your Portfolio >
When you register, you are also signed up for a chance at a $100 Amazon gift card!*
Hi ,
The clock starts ticking the minute a critical business system goes down. As lost revenue piles up and productivity drops, resuming normal operations becomes paramount. The fastest way to recover is to relocate the workload to another server, often at a secondary location. But for most businesses, the redundant hardware, server space and additional Human Resources are far too costly to make this a viable option.
So, in the face of potentially devastating outages, many IT departments simply live with the risk or settle for less expensive backup options for critical workloads.
Join this webinar to learn why you should add disaster recovery as a service to your portfolio.
Sponsored by Carbonite
*One gift card will be awarded based on a random drawing from among all valid entries. All registrations must be received by July 26, 2021. Only valid e-mail addresses will be considered. The prize consists of one gift card in the amount of 100 US dollars towards the purchase of anything in the Amazon.com Store. No substitutions allowed. False and/or deceptive entries or acts shall render entrants ineligible. No purchase is required. Chances of winning depend on the number of respondents. This offer is not valid where prohibited by law.
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1. LEGITIMATE URLs
The URLs are legitimate, secure links to “1105info.com” which redirects to the real “rcpmag.com” website.
New Webcast:
Why You Should Add Disaster Recovery as a Service to Your Portfolio >
When you register, you are also signed up for a chance at a $100 Amazon gift card!*
Hi ,
The clock starts ticking the minute a critical business system goes down. As lost revenue piles up and productivity drops, resuming normal operations becomes paramount. The fastest way to recover is to relocate the workload to another server, often at a secondary location. But for most businesses, the redundant hardware, server space and additional Human Resources are far too costly to make this a viable option.
So, in the face of potentially devastating outages, many IT departments simply live with the risk or settle for less expensive backup options for critical workloads.
Join this webinar to learn why you should add disaster recovery as a service to your portfolio.
Sponsored by Carbonite
*One gift card will be awarded based on a random drawing from among all valid entries. All registrations must be received by July 26, 2021. Only valid e-mail addresses will be considered. The prize consists of one gift card in the amount of 100 US dollars towards the purchase of anything in the Amazon.com Store. No substitutions allowed. False and/or deceptive entries or acts shall render entrants ineligible. No purchase is required. Chances of winning depend on the number of respondents. This offer is not valid where prohibited by law.
This message was sent to:
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2. FOOTER LINKS
The footer links are all legitimate with options to Unsubscribe or Update Preferences.
Incorrect
Well done! You correctly identified this as a phishing email!
This is a phishing email.
Get the bids and Contracts You Need
Locating government contract opportunities can be very time consuming. Our contract notification provides a wide variety of government bid opportunities including those from the FedBizOpps state and local agencies. USAOPPS customers receive new bid information either by email or web, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You no longer have to look for newspapers, magazines, or other multiple websites in search of government opportunities. We look forward to helping you to win more government contracts.
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Sign up to subscribe to email alerts and youll never miss a government bid.
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1. LOOK-ALIKE DOMAINS
Threat actors register look-alike domains to impersonate well-known companies. www.usagov-businessops.us seems like it may be a legit URL, however some quick research shows that www.usaopps.com is the real domain for Government Bid Opportunities.
Get the bids and Contracts You Need
Locating government contract opportunities can be very time consuming. Our contract notification provides a wide variety of government bid opportunities including those from the FedBizOpps state and local agencies. USAOPPS customers receive new bid information either by email or web, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You no longer have to look for newspapers, magazines, or other multiple websites in search of government opportunities. We look forward to helping you to win more government contracts.
Bid Alerts for
Sign up to subscribe to email alerts and youll never miss a government bid.
- Receive a Daily Bid Report on your preferences.
- Access to bids from state, local, and federal governments.
- Select multiple categories and states.
Please click here to unsubscribe from any future mailings. We will respect all unsubscribe requests. Unsubscribe from this list.
Copyright (C) 2018 USAOPPS All rights reserved.
2. COPYRIGHT YEAR
In the email footer, the legal copyright shows as “2018”. Official company emails, especially those from government organizations are unlikely to have an email footer that is several years out of date.
Incorrect
Well done! You correctly identified this as a phishing email!
This is a phishing email.
Greetings,
I am looking to work with you to engage in a profit oriented investment ventures in your country and perhaps with your assistance, we could get good Return on Investment (ROI).
I have the directive of Sheikh Mubarak AL-Thani to source for a partner abroad who can accommodate 200M USD for Investment. More details will follow upon your reply.
Regards,
MA
--
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1. UNKNOWN SENDER
An email from someone you know is likely safe, however, use caution when opening an email from an unknown sender who may wish to harm your computer or scam you.
Greetings,
I am looking to work with you to engage in a profit oriented investment ventures in your country and perhaps with your assistance, we could get good Return on Investment (ROI).
I have the directive of Sheikh Mubarak AL-Thani to source for a partner abroad who can accommodate 200M USD for Investment. More details will follow upon your reply.
Regards,
MA
--
This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
2. GENERIC GREETING
Phishing emails commonly use generic salutations such as “Dear Account Holder” or “Dear customer” rather than using the recipient’s name. If a company you deal with required information about your account, the email would call you by name and probably direct you to contact them via phone or log into your account directly on their website.
Greetings,
I am looking to work with you to engage in a profit oriented investment ventures in your country and perhaps with your assistance, we could get good Return on Investment (ROI).
I have the directive of Sheikh Mubarak AL-Thani to source for a partner abroad who can accommodate 200M USD for Investment. More details will follow upon your reply.
Regards,
MA
--
This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
3.NO ATTACHMENTS OR LINKS
Sophisticated BEC attacks don’t need attachments or links to cause financial damage. While attachments or links can lead to wire fraud where an attacker reroutes payment by sending a false bank account number, natural language processing which detects tone, sentiment and context of emails is also key in preventing attacks that don’t contain an obvious attachment or link. SonicWall’s Cloud App Security prevents the most advanced threats and protects more than just email, learn more.
Incorrect
Well done! You correctly identified this as a phishing email!
This is a phishing email.
Renew your Subscriptions today with your email
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You’ll find a complete list of your subscriptions in admin center.
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Subscriptions expiring , May 25, 2022
Here’s summary information for your subscriptions that are expiring. The active license number shows all available licenses you have for each product, including those from subscriptions that aren’t expiring.
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Account information
Subscription name: Microsoft 365 Business
Microsoft respects your privacy. Review our online Privacy StatementMicrosoft Corporation
One Microsoft Way
Redmond, WA 98252 USA
1. GRAMMATICAL ERRORS
The email starts with a grammatical error in the subject line and there are many more throughout.
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You have active subscription(s) that expire on , May 25, 2021. Renew admin center to avoid any subscription disruptions.
You’ll find a complete list of your subscriptions in admin center.
Be sure to turn on recurring billing or work with your Partner to automatically renew this subscription.
Subscriptions expiring , May 25, 2022
Here’s summary information for your subscriptions that are expiring. The active license number shows all available licenses you have for each product, including those from subscriptions that aren’t expiring.
Additional resources
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- Learn how to Renew your Subscriptionshttp://copokiol.myvnc.com/
- Change your Subscriptionshttp://copokiol.myvnc.com/
- If you need help, submit a support ticket.http://copokiol.myvnc.com/
Account information
Subscription name: Microsoft 365 Business
Microsoft respects your privacy. Review our online Privacy StatementMicrosoft Corporation
One Microsoft Way
Redmond, WA 98252 USA
2. SUSPICIOUS URLs
The hackers are trying to hide the URL with realistic display text. The actual hyperlinks in these emails point to third-party URLs, unrelated to any Microsoft website.
Incorrect
You have recognized that this is a valid email.
Incorrect! This is a legitimate email from a vendor requesting payment for services rendered.
22427
Hi ,
Thank you for your business. Your bill for $433.00 was due on 14 Jul.
If you’ve already paid it, please ignore this email. If you’ve not done so, please pay immediately.
To view your bill visit:
https://in.xero.com/oY8zP3TUYDgSwb296zotAwydQXL3UJhdxKmDvEzM.
If you’ve got any questions, or want to arrange alternative payment don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Regards
Bob Smith
Accounts Manager
Steven Murphy Electrical Contractors Pty Ltd
1. CLEAN, PROFESSIONAL LOOKING EMAIL
Notice there are no misspelled words, grammatical errors, or punctuation errors in the email.
22427
Hi ,
Thank you for your business. Your bill for $433.00 was due on 14 Jul.
If you’ve already paid it, please ignore this email. If you’ve not done so, please pay immediately.
To view your bill visit:
https://in.xero.com/oY8zP3TUYDgSwb296zotAwydQXL3UJhdxKmDvEzM.
If you’ve got any questions, or want to arrange alternative payment don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Regards
Bob Smith
Accounts Manager
Steven Murphy Electrical Contractors Pty Ltd
2. LEGITIMATE URLs
The invoice URL points to a legitimate website used for invoicing and payments.
22427
Hi ,
Thank you for your business. Your bill for $433.00 was due on 14 Jul.
If you’ve already paid it, please ignore this email. If you’ve not done so, please pay immediately.
To view your bill visit:
https://in.xero.com/oY8zP3TUYDgSwb296zotAwydQXL3UJhdxKmDvEzM.
If you’ve got any questions, or want to arrange alternative payment don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Regards
Bob Smith
Accounts Manager
Steven Murphy Electrical Contractors Pty Ltd
3. NO SCARE TACTICS
Unlike most phishing attempts, this email does not try to scare the recipient into clicking on a link immediately.
22427
Hi ,
Thank you for your business. Your bill for $433.00 was due on 14 Jul.
If you’ve already paid it, please ignore this email. If you’ve not done so, please pay immediately.
To view your bill visit:
https://in.xero.com/oY8zP3TUYDgSwb296zotAwydQXL3UJhdxKmDvEzM.
If you’ve got any questions, or want to arrange alternative payment don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Regards
Bob Smith
Accounts Manager
Steven Murphy Electrical Contractors Pty Ltd
4. RECOGNIZED VENDOR
Most importantly, if you recognize a vendor name, and know that you are expecting to receive an invoice or email communication from them, it is likely that the email is legitimate. Watch out for invoices from unsolicited vendors as these may be fraudulent.
Incorrect
You have recognized that this is a legitimate email.
This is a legitimate email.
Your credit card payment is due on Aug 7
Please review and complete your payment.
- AccountInk Business Unlimited (…1421)
- Due dateAug 7
- Minimum payment due$63.00
- Statement balance as of Jul 28$6,355.82
The minimum payment amount above does not include payments, adjustments, or activity since your last statement was generated.
ABOUT THIS MESSAGE
Chase Mobile® app is available for select mobile devices. Message and data rates may apply.
Chase cannot guarantee the delivery of alerts and notifications. Wireless or internet service provider outages or other circumstances could delay them. You can always check chase.com or the Chase Mobile app for the status of your accounts including your latest account balances and transaction details.
To protect your personal information, please don’t reply to this message. Chase won’t ask for confidential information in an email.
If you have concerns about the authenticity of this message or have questions about your account visit chase.com/CustomerService for ways to contact us.
Your privacy is important to us. See our online Security Center to learn how to protect your information.
©2022 JPMorgan Chase & Co.
1. CLEAN, PROFESSIONAL LOOKING EMAIL
Notice there are no misspelled words, grammatical errors, or punctuation errors in the email.
Your credit card payment is due on Aug 7
Please review and complete your payment.
- AccountInk Business Unlimited (…1421)
- Due dateAug 7
- Minimum payment due$63.00
- Statement balance as of Jul 28$6,355.82
The minimum payment amount above does not include payments, adjustments, or activity since your last statement was generated.
ABOUT THIS MESSAGE
Chase Mobile® app is available for select mobile devices. Message and data rates may apply.
Chase cannot guarantee the delivery of alerts and notifications. Wireless or internet service provider outages or other circumstances could delay them. You can always check chase.com or the Chase Mobile app for the status of your accounts including your latest account balances and transaction details.
To protect your personal information, please don’t reply to this message. Chase won’t ask for confidential information in an email.
If you have concerns about the authenticity of this message or have questions about your account visit chase.com/CustomerService for ways to contact us.
Your privacy is important to us. See our online Security Center to learn how to protect your information.
©2022 JPMorgan Chase & Co.
2. LEGITIMATE URLs
All of the links in the URL point to a recognized website domain.
Your credit card payment is due on Aug 7
Please review and complete your payment.
- AccountInk Business Unlimited (…1421)
- Due dateAug 7
- Minimum payment due$63.00
- Statement balance as of Jul 28$6,355.82
The minimum payment amount above does not include payments, adjustments, or activity since your last statement was generated.
ABOUT THIS MESSAGE
Chase Mobile® app is available for select mobile devices. Message and data rates may apply.
Chase cannot guarantee the delivery of alerts and notifications. Wireless or internet service provider outages or other circumstances could delay them. You can always check chase.com or the Chase Mobile app for the status of your accounts including your latest account balances and transaction details.
To protect your personal information, please don’t reply to this message. Chase won’t ask for confidential information in an email.
If you have concerns about the authenticity of this message or have questions about your account visit chase.com/CustomerService for ways to contact us.
Your privacy is important to us. See our online Security Center to learn how to protect your information.
©2022 JPMorgan Chase & Co.
3. RECOGNIZED VENDOR
If you recognize a vendor name, and know that you are expecting to receive an invoice or email communication from them, it is likely that the email is legitimate. Watch out for invoices from unsolicited vendors as these may be fraudulent.
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