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A fake "Cloud Secure" email says your storage is full and your photos get deleted today, then sends you to a payment page hosted on Google.

A phishing email that really came from Apple, passed every security check, and pushes you to call a scam line about a fake $899 charge.

Criminals are hosting their scam pages on Google Docs, Microsoft OneDrive, and Canva. Your eyes see a familiar brand. Your instinct says safe. It's not.

An email shows a $400 Bitcoin purchase on your PayPal account. Panic sets in. You call the number. That's when the real scam starts.

A scam is going around that uses emails disguised as Indeed job applications. Click the link, you land on a fake Microsoft sign-in page that quietly logs the attacker into your email.

"Unusual activity on your RBC account. Click to verify." The email looks real. Most of them do. Here's the quick test that catches every fake one.