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12/13/2022
Various Apple Update Announcements.
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There is a tremendous amount of scam emails circulating on the Internet.
Identifying scam emails with forged sender addresses (email spoofing) is crucial to avoid phishing attacks and fraud. Here are some key signs to watch for::

1. Check the Sender's Email Address Carefully
Scammers often use email addresses that look similar to legitimate ones but contain small differences (e.g., support@paypall.com instead of support@paypal.com).
Hover over the sender's name to reveal the actual email address.

2. Look for Generic Greetings
Scammers often use generic salutations like "Dear Customer" or "Dear User" instead of addressing you by name.
3. Urgent or Threatening Language
Emails that claim "Your account will be suspended!" or "Immediate action required!" are designed to create panic and pressure you into clicking a link or providing information.
4. Suspicious Links or Attachments
Hover over links (without clicking) to see if the actual URL matches the claimed website.
Avoid downloading unexpected attachments, especially ZIP files, EXE files, or Office documents with macros.
5. Poor Grammar and Spelling Mistakes
Many scam emails contain typos, awkward phrasing, or inconsistent formatting.
6. Requests for Personal or Financial Information
Legitimate organizations will never ask for passwords, Social Security numbers, or banking details via email.
7. Spoofed Email Headers (Advanced Users)
Check the email headers (e.g., in Gmail, click More > Show Original) to see the real source of the email.
Look for discrepancies in the Return-Path and Received fields.
8. Unexpected Attachments or Offers
Be cautious of emails claiming you've won a prize, received an invoice you didn’t expect, or need to verify a large transaction.
9. Fake Customer Support Emails
Scammers often impersonate banks, PayPal, Amazon, or tech support, asking you to "verify" or "reset" your account.
10. Mismatched Branding or Logos
Poorly formatted logos, incorrect colors, or missing official footers are signs of a scam.
What to Do if You Suspect a Scam?
✔️ Do not click on links or open attachments.
✔️ Report the email (e.g., to your email provider or the impersonated company).
✔️ Mark as spam/phishing.
✔️ Delete the email.
Following are some scam email subject lines that we have received lately.

Critical security alert
Error Synchronizing message
Verification for maui.net users
Payment Invoice536354.
noreply (total subject line)
Your order receipt. From sales@ecrecon.com
cPanel Unusual login attempts on your
Password Expired - maui.net
Unsuccessful Mail Delivery Report
Review: Bank Instructions for Payment Incomplete,
Your account is hacked. Your data is stolen. Learn how to regain access.
Payment receipt. (from: order@futurelore.com
IT Mail Account Verification
RoyalMail Delivery Waiting
меnsajеs No.51470
maui.net is Deactivating all old versions
Undeliverable: Outgoing mail failed on maui.net
Purchase Urgent Order
DHL On Demand Delivery - Delivery information update
dd recovery options.

Your MetaMask wallet will be suspended.
Your Password Is Set To Expire Soon.
Dear Friend
You have been hacked
Password Expiration Notification today
Urgent Attn: Pendiing Emails
Employee Termination and Administrative Changes
New Incoming mail blocked for
Please sign and review Documents (EFT/ACH-Settlement)
You have a package waiting to be delivered.
Reminder: Review Letter (Charles Schwab)
Summary of Overdue and Settled Invoiçe
I have access to your device. Check details ASAP!
Important Message (Hello, my perverted friend)
nMail: You have 53 messages on hold
Payment from your account