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What is phising ?



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Phising is a method to do some scamming to steal data from target, phising mean fishing, so phising is fishing target to the trap. Phising also steal important data like account or credit card (also called carding). Phising also use email to scam the target, the suspect send email to target, the email resemble the official, the email contain link direct to fake website, the target think its not fake and they will fill the data, and data will be sent to the suspect. The data will used by the suspect, they also can sell it.
                How to prevent phising ?. First, don’t click randomly at any link and fill the data, just click trusted link or website, or check twice or more times because the suspect make use of inaccuracy. Example, the suspect make link named Faceook.com, which it should be facebook.com. second, don’t reply email from people that you didn’t know. Third, recognize the phising website, the phising website require you to fill important data. Fourth, if you want to buy something online, just buy in official commercial, because if you buy in not trusted commercial, maybe they will sell your credit card data.

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Name    : Sahid Fadhil Anandra
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