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Alt text: Turkish phishing email example with suspicious links and warning message from an email client.

Alt text: Turkish phishing email example with suspicious links and warning message from an email client.

Foreign Language Phishing Example

Be wary of emails you receive in forging languages, they could be a phishing attack.

Have you ever gotten an email in a language that you couldn't read? It is most likely a phishing email or spam. Please remember: DO NOT CLICK ON THE LINKS if there are any. If you can't understand the email, you shouldn't be pressing on anything. Just mark the email as spam and delete it from your inbox.

The example image is a Turkish phishing email.

Tip: If an email subject title seems strange or foreign, don't even bother to click on the email. Just mark it as spam and delete it. You don't know what will happen if you click on the email.

Alt text: Phishing email with foreign language content and sign-in form.

May 1, 2014