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Spoofing Email

Spoofing or "Phishing" (pronounced "fishing") is the practice of making email come from a well-known company and tricking user into clicking in the forge link provided and let users reveal their account information. This is typically done to steal account information from bank accounts and other valuable accounts.

Email users need to be aware of commonsense email spoofing methods employed by crooks. Watch for warning signs such as verify your PayPal account, emails with false sense of urgency, verify bank accounts, and verify your credit card accounts. You can control theaft of personal financial information by using strick rool of never clicking on a email link and sign-in to a sensitive page. After all spoof email with link also contains malware and virus. It is never a good idea to click on unknow links especially from unknow emails. Also, there are instance spammers and thiefs able modify the sender email to pretend it was sent from a trusted company.

The good news about spoof emails is that you are in control—you can protect your personal financial information by ignoring the spoof email altogether. You should never provide contact, sign-in or other sensitive personal information to any page you get to by clicking a link in an email.

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