10/09/2026
This one doesn’t need a suspicious link.
Or an attachment.
Or even an email.
Sometimes the entire scam is simply getting you to believe you’re talking to someone you trust. If your boss, coworker, vendor, or anyone else suddenly asks you to send money, buy gift cards, change payment information, or do something unusual, verify the request another way. And here’s the important part: don’t ask the suspicious message if it’s suspicious. Call the person using contact information you already know is theirs.
Would you have picked C?
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