Lesson 3 of 6
What are they actually after? (Hint: it’s not always the money.)
Passwords, mailbox access, donor and member data, vendor banking-change scams, pastor gift-card scams.
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The one thing to remember
They don’t just want your money — your password, your contact list, and your trust are worth just as much.
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Phisher of Men · Lesson 3 of 6
What are they actually after? (Hint: it’s not always the money.)
The one thing to remember
They don’t just want your money — your password, your contact list, and your trust are worth just as much.
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