Warning Signs
A message may be a scam if it:
Creates a sense of urgency or pressure.
Asks for your password, OTP, or verification code.
Comes from an unknown or suspicious email address.
Contains unusual links or attachments.
Offers something that seems too good to be true.
Asks you to make an unexpected payment or share sensitive information.
What You Should Do
If you identify or suspect a scam:
Do not click suspicious links or open unknown attachments.
Do not share your password, OTP, or verification codes with anyone.
Verify the sender before responding or taking any action.
Report suspicious emails or messages to the Praxis IT Team.
If you have already entered your password on a suspicious website, change your password immediately and contact the Praxis IT Team.
Remember: Praxis IT Team will never ask you to share your password, OTP, or verification codes through email, phone calls, or messages.
If you are unsure whether a message or email is genuine, do not take any action immediately. Connect with the Praxis IT Team for assistance.