* Don't respond to any unsolicited communications. Period.
* If some business you have a pre-existing relationship reaches out to you unsolicited and you suspect it might be real, still don't respond. Go reach out to them via their posted customer support channel.
I have complicated feelings about phishing training because while it's good they're teaching you about common manipulation tactics and scams, trying to sus out from vibes the legitness of an email is the wrong approach. Just don't do anything.
Because the advice is actually
* Don't respond to any unsolicited communications. Period.
* If some business you have a pre-existing relationship reaches out to you unsolicited and you suspect it might be real, still don't respond. Go reach out to them via their posted customer support channel.
I have complicated feelings about phishing training because while it's good they're teaching you about common manipulation tactics and scams, trying to sus out from vibes the legitness of an email is the wrong approach. Just don't do anything.