π£ Phishing: Not Every Bait Is for Fish
Imagine you're fishing.

π£ Phishing: Not Every Bait Is for Fish
Imagine you're fishing.
You see a delicious-looking bait floating on the water. πͺ±
You take the bait⦠and suddenly, you're on the hook.
Phishing works in a very similar way. π»
Instead of bait, attackers use:
π§ A fake email
π± A fake SMS
π A suspicious link
π A tempting offer
π¦ A message pretending to be from your bank
The goal?
Make you take the bait.
One click can lead to a fake login page.
One login can expose your password.
One stolen password can open the door to your accounts.
π£ The attacker casts the bait.
Your decision determines whether you take it.
π‘οΈ Before you take the bait:
π Check the sender
π Hover over links before clicking
β οΈ Be suspicious of urgency and unexpected requests
π Never enter credentials on unfamiliar pages
π Verify unusual requests through another channel
Think before you click.
Don't take the bait.
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