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What the padlock in the address bar means
HTTPS helps protect the connection to the address you opened. It does not establish that the organization behind that address is honest or that a payment request is legitimate.
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What to do when a text says it is from your bank
A message that looks like it came from your bank may be trying to lead you elsewhere. Open the bank’s usual app or use a number you already trust to check the claim.
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Business email compromise: verify bank changes before paying
A convincing invoice can arrive from a real but compromised mailbox. Protect the payment decision with independent verification of changes to the beneficiary or account details.
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Phishing beyond the email filter: verify the request, not the badge
An email that passes technical checks can still ask you to do something harmful. A trusted sender’s account may be compromised, and a plausible message may lead to an unsafe action.
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