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Identify phishing attack using the hover technique
Identify phishing attack using the hover technique
This article helps users determine the validity of links found within suspicious email that may have been received.
Step-by-step guide
Access your email inbox
Open the suspicious email
Hover your mouse pointer over the link in question
Compare the domain in the link with the domain of the apparent sender. For example, if you think the email is from Amazon, check if the link shows https://amazon.com/…
In the example below, the link does not go to amazon.com so it is obviously malicious and should not be followed.
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