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Basic rule: We are very careful and suspicious when we open our email, especially when we receive email that we do not expect.

We must be aware that no one can steal our passwords online and our personal data in general without our consent.

1. We never open emails that we don’t expect. We don’t open unknown emails. We are not responding to unknown emails.

2. If we receive something “suspicious” we delete it immediately, especially if it is in the spam file.

3. Even if the email appears to have been sent from a valid account/sender, we should check it out and be suspicious. If necessary, we contact the sender to verify that they sent us this email.

4. Very often, phishing emails are spelling and have quite spelling and syntax errors. Therefore, we do not open such email messages or follow suggested links or open their attached files.

5. Suspicious email attachments should not be opened, especially those with suffixes: (.bat, .chm, .cmd, .com, .exe, .hta, .ocx, .pif, .scr, .shs, .vbe, vbs, .ps1, .wsf, js).

6. If we open this email, we won’t follow (click) the links in the message. You’d better type the address yourself.