Protect yourself from phishing emails

1. The email is sent from a fraudulent email address and claims to be from offical web sige and asks for personal information, bank account numbers, or passwords.
2. There’s a sense of urgency. The email might claim that there’s unusual activity on your account and you need to secure it immediately.
3. A link directs you to a fake website or log-on page where you’re prompted to enter your details. 
4. There are spelling and grammar mistakes in the email, or design flaws like a distorted logo.