Security guide

How to Identify a Phishing Email

Most phishing emails do not look dramatic. They look urgent, vague, or just specific enough to make you act before you slow down.

If the email tries to outrun your judgment, that is the first warning sign.

What usually gives it away

Urgency language that pushes action too fast.
Sender, reply-to, or domain cues that feel off.
A request for trust before the message earns it.

Tools

Check the email first, then check the landing page if the link looks suspicious.

Email Security Checker

Check suspicious email text for urgency pressure, phishing cues, and trust gaps.

Website Risk Checker

Check the website the email points to before you trust the next click.

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