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The Email That Asked for Her Password
Nora was making tea when her phone buzzed. The subject line said her bank account would be locked that evening unless she confirmed her password. She wanted the account to stay hers. Her rent goes out from that account, and she did not want a surprise block on it.
The message looked tidy. It used the bank's colours and a short link. Under the logo, the sender was not the bank. The address was a string of letters she had never seen, with the bank's name pushed into the middle. She did not tap the link.
She had seen this shape before. Someone pretends to be a place you trust and asks you to type a password. People call that phishing. Her bank does not ask for a password by email. If she