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How to test a suspicious link without clicking it
How to Check a Suspicious Web Link Without Clicking It
How to Tell if a Link Is Safe Without Clicking on It? You can use one of the web sites below to check any url to see if it is Potentially Malicious Websites.

In this video, I'll show you two steps to verify a suspicious link.

Steps
1) Visual examination of the link
2) Using websites that can check the link without clicking on it

The things you need to check before even thinking about going to the second steps are
1) Http is less secure than https!. Https can give you more confidence but it's not necessarily safe. S stands for secure - meaning secure connection.
2) Shortened links are more risky. There are many websites that help to shorten links. However, then the shortened links could conceal the actual location of the link.
3) Use of strange characters in the link are more risky. Example = %. Stay away from strange looking links.
4). Context is important too.

Once, you're gained some level of confidence in the links, then you could further verify it by using the following websites. However, be very careful not to accidently click on a link when trying to copy! Try to manually type the link if you could, it is less risky.

Link checking websites

Virus total - https://www.virustotal.com
Norton - https://safeweb.norton.com
Reputation Checker https://www.urlvoid.com
Scan URL - https://scanurl.net
Check Short Link - http://checkshorturl.com/

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Phishing attacks costs companies millions every year, and even the most tech-savvy individuals have fallen prey to these scams, since phishing exploits human nature rather than technology. But what is phishing? Phishing attacks are scams that attempt to trick the recipient into providing confidential information to an attacker. Typically posing as a legitimate institution or trusted coworker, cyber attackers prey on human emotion and create a sense of urgency or fear to lure individuals into providing sensitive data.


The Internet is fundamentally insecure. However, there are simple things you can do to protect yourself and your information.

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Phishing is a type of scam that attempts to gain personal information by pretending to be an official email from trusted source. Phishers can disguise themselves as banks, businesses, government agencies, and even your friends.

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