How to recognise phishing emails
Phishing attacks can take many different forms, but there are a number of typical features to look out for.
Beware of fake (phishing) emails that appear to be from CSS. The fraudsters’ aim is to steal personal data such as date of birth and account or credit card numbers.
Cybercriminals often use emails or text messages (e.g. SMS or WhatsApp) to try and trick you into visiting fake CSS websites. When users visit the fake site, they are asked to enter their data.
NB: CSS will never send you an email asking you to reveal personal data or credit card information.
Phishing attacks can take many different forms, but there are a number of typical features to look out for.
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