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Recognize a phishing attempt — knowledge check

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Question 1An invoice changes a familiar supplier’s bank details. What is the best next step?

ACall an existing verified supplier contactBReply asking if the change is realCUse the phone number in the invoiceDTrust the email because the sender is familiar

Question 2You entered a work password into a suspicious page. What should you do?

AWait to see whether anything happensBDelete the browser history onlyCSend the password to support in emailDReport promptly and secure the account through trusted channels

Question 3Which observation alone proves that an email is safe?

AA familiar logoBA familiar display nameCNone of these observationsDCorrect spelling

Question 4A message asks you to approve an app with mailbox access. Which risk is relevant?

ANo risk because no password is requestedBUnwanted application consentCOnly attachment malwareDOnly weak Wi-Fi

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Recognize a phishing attempt — knowledge check

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Turn a suspicious message into a defensible handoff.