Think that text from your bank, delivery service, or favorite store looks legit? Think again.
Smishing—SMS phishing—is on the rise, and cybercriminals are getting more convincing than ever. These scams use text messages to trick you into revealing sensitive information, clicking malicious links, or downloading harmful software. And unlike email phishing, smishing can feel even more urgent because it hits your phone instantly, making it harder to spot the warning signs.
Understanding how smishing works is the first step in protecting your business and personal data. This guide from Stay Safe Online breaks down the tactics scammers use, real-world examples, and how you can avoid becoming a victim.
Click below to read the full article and learn how to safeguard against smishing scams: