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Steps
- On a computer: hover your mouse over the link (don't click) and read the real address that appears at the bottom of the window.
- On a phone: press and hold the link until a preview of the destination appears.
- Compare: does it really go to credicorp.co.uk, or something close-but-wrong like credicorp-secure.net?
- When unsure: don't click. Type credicorp.co.uk yourself and sign in.
Good to know
Attackers rely on you not looking. The visible text of a link can say anything; only the real destination matters. See spotting phishing and recognising official communications.
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