Security guide
Email Looks Suspicious: What to Do
Do not click first. A fake hosting invoice or payment-verification email can look routine, so verify the sender through a known channel and search a few exact words from the message before you act.
Suspicious mail is not always loud spam. Sometimes it is vague, urgent, and built to make the next click feel more important than the pause it deserves.
What to do first
Tools
Check the email first, then check the website if the message points somewhere risky.
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