EDO1The EDO1 tip of the day – No. 3
“Your parcel could not be delivered. Click here to confirm your address.” Have you received a message like this? It could be a phishing attempt designed to steal personal or banking information.
1. Do not open suspicious links
Do not click suspicious links received by text message or email.
2. Check directly with the organisation
Open your bank’s or delivery company’s official website or app yourself, without using the link in the message.
3. Protect confidential information
Never enter passwords, security codes or banking details on a suspicious page.
Have you already clicked?
If you only opened the page, close it without entering anything.
If you shared a password, change it immediately through the official website. Change it on any other accounts where you use the same password.
If you shared banking information, contact your bank immediately using its official contact details.
The EDO1 tip
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Further information: recommendations from the Swiss National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) ↗