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The Bigger The Event, The Greater The Scams

· 1 min read

Scams follow current events because the public interest is high. The purpose of this video is to bring awareness to the many ways cybercriminals play with our emotions, interests, fears, or excitement to make scams very enticing. Bottom line in any unsolicited email or attachment is to not click unless you can verify with the sender that the email is safe. Be sure to use a separate email or text, you don't want the cybercriminal letting you know the link is "safe".

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