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3 Ways to Save Yourself After a Phishing Attack

Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, Mozilla’s Firefox and Google’s Chrome browsers are more secure. The smart user who pays attention to what he or she sees on the screen is always safer. Phishing is an email, or Tweet or Facebook message that appears to come from someone you know or an institution you do business with, like your bank or credit card company. If a message looks odd, look carefully at the address. Never click on a link in an email unless you know for sure who sent it.”]

Source: https://www.csoonline.com/article/2129866/3-ways-to-save-yourself-after-a-phishing-attack.html

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