To steal your password, attackers may send an email like the example below. Note that the email may appear to come from your own domain, which can make it seem legitimate and cause confusion. If you receive a suspicious email like this, delete it immediately and do not click any links.
While legitimate services occasionally send security alerts, most unsolicited account verification notices are phishing scams designed to steal your login credentials or personal information.
Example of a phishing email:
Confirm You're Not a Robot.
Our security system has detected unusual activity on your account for the Webmail Security Portal and requires verification in 24 hours.
To maintain uninterrupted access to your account on [your email] and avoid service disruption, please select one of the options below:
"Ignore for now" and "Verify identity now"
SECURITY NOTICE: This message contains confidential verification information. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact handwiki@jwork.org and delete this communication.
COMPLIANCE: Human verification required per anti-bot policies. Automated activity is monitored.
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