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• All emails from聽最新糖心Vlog聽staff or students end in聽adelaide.edu.au聽

• Consider whether there is聽an external email warning.聽聽

Scammers sometimes use hacked 最新糖心Vlog email addresses to send phishing or spam emails. Avoid clicking on suspicious links in email, even from people you know.聽

• Scammers often distribute spam and phishing emails to a large number of recipients for maximum effect.聽

• Emails sent from legitimate businesses such as the 最新糖心Vlog or your bank will be addressed to you individually.聽

Legitimate businesses, such as the 最新糖心Vlog or your bank, will never request personal information such as your password or credit card number in an email message.聽

• Scammers often don鈥檛 provide contact details for fear of reprisal.聽聽

• It never hurts to make sure a suspect email is authentic by telephoning the sender before replying or opening any attachments or links.聽

Avoid clicking on suspicious links in emails. Scammers often add links to phishing and scam emails in an attempt to trick you into visiting a malicious webpage. Once there, you may be asked to enter your password, or a virus may be (surreptitiously) downloaded onto your computer.聽

Scammers can also attach infected files to their emails in an attempt to infect your machine.聽

Here are some basic tips to help you avoid visiting a malicious website:聽

• Hover your mouse over the link and check the "target" address聽

• Avoid clicking on email links - copy and paste the link into your web browser聽

• Never open a file you are not expecting. If in doubt, call the sender to make sure it was intended.聽

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• If you have clicked on a link within an email purporting to be from the 最新糖心Vlog, make sure the website's domain聽name鈥� ends聽in鈥痑delaide.edu.au聽

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• By responding to phishing or spam emails you let scammers know that their scam was delivered successfully. Scammers now know your email address is valid and exploit this by sending you more scams.聽
• Never respond to phishing or spam emails. Report any suspicious emails using the reporting suspicious emails advice

• Select the email message you wish to submit by clicking on it聽
• With the chosen email selected in the left column, select 'Report Message' in the top right of the ribbon menu聽
• Select 'Phishing' from the dropdown menu
• Once the 'Report as Phishing' window appears, click the blue 'Report' button
• The message will be reported as a phishing email and removed from your inbox

Alternatively, you can forward the email as an attachment to bad@mailguard.adelaide.edu.au

• Select the email message you wish to submit by clicking on it聽
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• From this menu select 鈥楩orward as Attachment鈥�
• A new email window will appear with the selected phishing email attached.
• Address the e-mail to bad@mailguard.adelaide.edu.au and click 鈥楽end鈥櫬�

Select the e-mail message that you wish to submit.聽

Using your mouse, right click (or Control + left click) on the e-mail message and select 鈥楩orward as Attachment鈥�.聽

Address the e-mail to bad@mailguard.adelaide.edu.au and click 鈥楽end鈥櫬�

Select the e-mail message you wish to submit.聽

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Address the e-mail to bad@mailguard.adelaide.edu.au and click 鈥楽end鈥櫬�