10 cases · 10 questions
Phishing Resistance
10 messages. For each one: legitimate, or fraudulent?
The examples are fictional and none of the companies named exist, because recognising a logo is a visual reflex, not a skill. One warning worth having: two of these messages are legitimate, and one of the two looks a great deal like a scam.
Answering fraudulent to everything caps you at 8 out of 10, and that is deliberate. Suspecting everything is not vigilance, it is noise, and eventually you start ignoring the real warnings too.
No account. No email address. Nothing to create, nothing to accept.