Phishing emails try to trick you into sharing passwords or personal details. This guide shows the warning signs to watch for and how to report a suspicious message.

Step 1 — Review emails for warning signs

Review each email (blue) before acting on it. Be suspicious when a message:

• Comes from an unexpected or misspelled sender address
• Uses urgent or threatening language to rush you
• Asks for your password, payment, or personal details
• Contains links or attachments you weren't expecting

Note: Webmail never asks for your password by email. Treat any message that does as phishing.

Step 2 — Report the email as spam

Select the suspicious email, then click Mark as spam (red) in the toolbar. The message is moved out of your inbox and reported.

Tip: You can also right-click the message and choose Send to Spam Folder.

Step 3 — Review the Spam folder

Open the Spam folder (blue) in the sidebar to review reported messages.

Note: If a legitimate email lands in Spam by mistake, open it and move it back to your inbox.

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