Question

A bank customer receives an e-mail from a sender claiming to be a bank employee. The e-mail asks the customer to provide personal information and to call a phone number if he or she has any questions. The customer suspects the e-mail might be a phishing attempt. Which of the following responses is most likely to be a privacy risk for the bank customer?a) Calling the bank at its official phone number to ask whether the request for personal information islegitimateb) Calling the phone number given in the e-mail and providing the personal information over the phonec) Checking that the domain name of the sender’s e-mail address is associated with the bankd) Conducting aWeb search to see if other people have received similar requests for personal information

Answer 1

The most likely response by the customer that will be a privacy risk is b) Calling the phone number given in the e-mail and providing the personal information over the phone.

How can you avoid Phishing?

Phishing refers to attempts by criminals to steal your personal information and use it to drain you financially.

In order to avoid them, never give your personal bank details over the phone because your bank will never ask for that, and don't communicate with anyone who asks for these details.

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