Fake or Real Phishing

Real or Fake?

• Real

• Fake

Answer explanation

The URL looks correct, but is actually a look-alike. Be cautious about hyperlinks and attachments that you open from emails — they may direct you to fraudulent websites where you're asked to input sensitive information.

Real or Fake?

• Real

• Fake

Answer explanation

The sender's email domain is misspelled as 'efacks' and the link actually points to 'mailru382.co'. Phishing often tries to trick you with look-alike URLs.

• Real

• Fake

Answer explanation

Another case of the Look-A-Like URL.

• Real

• Fake

Answer explanation

This is a legitimate Dropbox communication. The sender is 'dropboxmail.com', which is unusual but legitimate, and the URL is a secure link (https) to 'dropbox.com'.

• Real

• Fake

Answer explanation

This was a complicated phish! PDFs can contain malware or viruses – They don't address by name!