Notify the proper authorities.
Notify the proper authorities.
While not giving your PII - including usernames, passwords, account numbers, etc. to unauthorized persons is a good way to avoid becoming a victim f phishing, the whole point of phishing is to impersonate an authorized person or entity, thus a person can still be a victim of phishing while believing they have never provided their PII to an unauthorized person. To be effective in defending yourself from phishing, you have to combine the policy of not divulging PII to unauthorized persons with an effective procedure for verifying the identity of the person or entity requesting the PII and being suspicious of requests for PII until you have confirmed both the identity of the person or entity requesting it AND their legitimate need for it.
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Phishing leads to losses of money and identify theft which costs the victim and the country a lot of money to fix.
If you think you were a victim of phishing. You should immediately change the password on the online account. If you had any personal information on the account (e.g. Credit Card information) you should inform your bank immediately.
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You can avoid becoming a victim of identity theft by safeguarding your personal information like Social Security number and financial details, being cautious about sharing information online or with unknown sources, monitoring your credit report regularly, and using strong, unique passwords for all your accounts. Additionally, be wary of phishing attempts and secure your devices with updated antivirus and security software.
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