You can learn to spot phishing attempts in less than five minutes. Check out these two videos from LinkedIn Learning and outsmart the cyber criminals lurking in your inbox.
Email Phishing with Caroline Wong
In 1 minute, 55 seconds, the vice president of cybersecurity firm Cobalt.io, Caroline Wong, teaches you the tell-tale signs of a phishing email, such as giving you a false sense of urgency or requesting your username or password.
Email phishing from Cybersecurity at Work by Caroline Wong
Avoiding phishing scams with Jess Stratton
In 4 minutes, 36 seconds, you’ll walk through a demo of how to spot other signs of phishing, like fake email addresses and sketchy links, with technology consultant Jess Stratton.
Avoid phishing scams from Learning Computer Security and Internet Safety by Jess Stratton
Suspect phishing?
If you think an email is a scam, or if your account gets compromised, report the incident by emailing abuse@rutgers.edu, or calling the OIT Help Desk at 833-OIT-HELP.
Visit the Phish Bowl for more resources and examples of fake emails.
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