[MaxLite] How Can I Identify a Phishing Website or Email?

[Joon Kim]

Dear All,

 

I am writing to alert you about an email scam that may appears to your and
how to identify them. Many type of fraud exist, and email is
inexpensive/efficient way for distributing fraudulent messages to potential
victims. If you receive an email message that appears to involve payments,
or asks for personal information such as login ID's or password, DO NOT
RESPOND. Do not give out private information, reply to text messages,
download or open attachments or click on any links in emails you are not
sure they are genuine. 

 

Please have a minutes to read below article which tell you general idea on
how to identify popular types of email scam.

 

https://safety.yahoo.com/Security/PHISHING-SITE.html It is a safe link and
this email is not a scam. Do you decide whether to follow the link?

 

Best regards,

Joon Kim

IT Department

12 York Ave. | West Caldwell, NJ 07006

ksjoon at maxlite.com | 973-244-7300, x105

 

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