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Aside from the fact that it is extremely annoying, spam may contain malicious links or attachments and is often a vector for other serious attacks like phishing and malware. Here are some tips and best practices for identifying spam email:
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Be aware that spam email, or unsolicited junk email sent in bulk, is a vector that is frequently used in dangerous phishing and malware attacks.
Think before you respond. If the content in an email seems too good to be true, it likely is! Such emails are often phishing scams trying to steal credentials or other sensitive information. Remember to never give out personal information such as passwords, social security numbers, or credit card numbers via email. Legitimate businesses will never ask for it, and sharing sensitive data can result in significant losses and, in some cases, identity theft. Spam emails can be dangerous and can leave your computer or server vulnerable to future attacks. Following the above tips can help you identify the most common types of spam.
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