Warning! Currently, there are phishing emails being sent by scammers who create fake emails or websites with the intent to deceive users into performing transactions on fraudulent sites. Information entered on these sites may be recorded and used for identity theft or unauthorized access to the victim’s data.
The Computer Center would like to inform you that we do not have any policy to request users' usernames or passwords, nor do we send direct links via email to users under any circumstances. . If there is any news or notification from the Computer Center, it will only be announced through the mail group named CC NEWS. In case you receive a suspicious email or are unsure whether it is a phishing email, you may report and forward the email to ccsupport@kmutt.ac.th for further investigation. For more information, please contact the Computer Center at 02-470-9444 or extension 111.
The Computer Center would like to inform you that we do not have any policy to request users' usernames or passwords, nor do we send direct links via email to users under any circumstances. . If there is any news or notification from the Computer Center, it will only be announced through the mail group named CC NEWS. In case you receive a suspicious email or are unsure whether it is a phishing email, you may report and forward the email to ccsupport@kmutt.ac.th for further investigation. For more information, please contact the Computer Center at 02-470-9444 or extension 111.
What is Phishing and How Can You Protect Yourself?
Phishing is a type of online scam where attackers attempt to deceive users by creating fake emails or websites to confuse them into performing transactions on these fraudulent sites. Any information entered by users on these fake sites will be captured and recorded for use in identity theft or to gain unauthorized access to the victim's data.
Phishing attacks typically take the form of messages that try to persuade you to do one of the following:
- ๐ Click on a link
- ๐ Open a document
- ๐ Install software on your device
- ๐ Enter your username and password on a website designed to look like a legitimate site.
How to Protect Yourself from Phishing
- 1. Pay attention to URLs or website names: Since fake websites and impersonated emails can look very similar to legitimate ones, be extra cautious and thoroughly check the URL or website name.
- 2. Check for HTTPS: When performing financial transactions online, ensure that the website you are using has "https" in its URL.
- 33. Review suspicious emails carefully before clicking: Avoid clicking on links in suspicious emails, as these links may direct you to fake websites or URLs containing viruses or Trojans designed to capture your personal information.
- 4. Install and update a reliable anti-virus program: Keeping your anti-virus software up to date can help protect your device to some extent.
For more information, please refer to http://comerror.com/phishing.html.
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