You might see a phishing scam:
- In e-mail messages, even if they appear to be from a coworker or someone you know.
- On your social networking Web site.
- On a fake Web site that accepts donations for charity.
- On Web sites that spoof your familiar sites using slightly different Web addresses, hoping you won't notice.
- In your instant message program.
- On your cell phone or other mobile device.
- Often phishing scams rely on placing links in e-mail messages, on Web sites, or in instant messages that seem to come from a service that you trust, like your bank, credit card company, or social networking site.
