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- Bitdefender
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- Phishing & scams
Imagine clicking into one of your social media accounts and realizing you’re no longer in control. Your profile information has changed, you see unfamiliar content, and the recovery email is no longer yours. Meanwhile, followers receive messages that look like they came directly from you. For a content creator, this is more than an annoying login problem. A social media account can hold years of work, business conversations, sponsorship opportunities, advertising access and the trust of an enti…
Spotted a scam?
- Forward suspicious emails to report@phishing.gov.uk – the NCSC uses the reports to take scam sites down.
- Forward scam texts to 7726, free on most UK networks.
- Never share a one-time code, and check any request for money by calling a number you already trust.
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Blue Team Analyst · Email & Phishing Investigation
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