Don’t be a victim - stay vigilant against phishing attempts.
Hackers use fraudulent practices to spoof people into giving up their data. The most common technique is e-mail phishing. Hackers send messages that appear legitimate or look like they're from someone you trust so that you engage with the message or click on malicious attachments. Recently an e-mail was sent to ASA members that looked like it was from our International President, which wasn't the case, it was a phishing e-mail.
If something seems fishy…it's probably phishing. Here are some tips to keep in mind to avoid falling victim: