One of the most reliable signs of a scam email: a sender address that’s almost right.
Look carefully for swapped letters (rn for m), extra characters, or domain names that look real but aren’t the actual company domain.
For example, support@amaz0n.com or no-reply@paypa1.com.
Cyber Hero students learn to catch these in Mission #7.
Practice with a parent by looking at your inbox together.
Ask your child: "What clues would tell you an email might be fake? Let’s look at your inbox together."
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