Ignoring will definitely work - infallible!!!!Yes, that's true! Even though I'm a minnow in their phishing pond, I prefer to think of myself as the one that always manages to get away with it by ignoring!
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Phishing - The Top Attack Vector
- Thread starter Trevor Chandler
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Haha, well, ignoring worked... until that one time I ignored an email from 'IT Support' asking me to reset my password—let's just say my inbox learned a lesson that day!
Perhaps - if you want to enroll your home PC to the your college's Entra....not sure if your school, though, is using Defender...
MSFT Defender has matured greatly as a anti-badware platform.
Even if you're just using Defender that comes stock with Windows, it's better, I would say, than McAfee, AVG, or Norton for my uses.
Meanwhile, as I write this, I am watching some gimmicky commercial for PC Matic, trying to get people to sign on for overpriced anti-malware software on the basis of....how cool these idiots sing...?
I'm on a poor-man's budget, and so financial cost is a very big consideration. The closer to FREE, the better for me!!!
