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Week 1: Spot the Scam

Week 1: Spot the Scam

Can you outsmart the scammer? Decide whether each message looks safe or suspicious.
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    Correct! Unexpected messages that create urgency and push you to an unfamiliar link are a common phishing tactic. Use a trusted app, website, or phone number instead.

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    Good try. Unexpected messages that create urgency and push you to an unfamiliar link are a common phishing tactic. Use a trusted app, website, or phone number instead.

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    Correct! Using a trusted number that you independently obtained is a safer way to verify account activity.

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    Good try. Using a trusted number that you independently obtained is a safer way to verify account activity.

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    Correct! One-time security codes should not be shared with an unexpected caller. They can be used to approve access or transactions.

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    Good try. One-time security codes should not be shared with an unexpected caller. They can be used to approve access or transactions.

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    Correct! Unexpected prizes that require sensitive financial information are a major red flag.

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    Good try. Unexpected prizes that require sensitive financial information are a major red flag.

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    Correct! Promptly reporting suspicious activity through a trusted channel is a good security habit.

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    Good try. Promptly reporting suspicious activity through a trusted channel is a good security habit.

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