Topic

Phishing Awareness

Spot scams, fakes, and too-good-to-be-true links.

Why The Real Microsoft Login Page Can Still Be Dangerous

A real Microsoft login page confirms that Microsoft is real. It does not confirm that the person who sent you there has good intentions. That is the uncomfortable part. Cybercriminals no longer always need to build fake doors. Sometimes they simply convince us to open the real door for them. So the question is no longer just, “Is this the real Microsoft page?” The better question is, “What is this login trying to make me approve?”

Jun 10, 2026

The “Sheraton Reels” Scam: How Creatives Are Being Targeted in 2025

We’re halfway through Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and the bafele are back with new tricks. This time, they’re targeting photographers and videographers with fake “Sheraton reels” gigs that sound almost too good to be true. The so-called clients slide into WhatsApp, promise exposure, and then ask for “a small favor” — loading mobile money on their behalf. Here’s how the scam unfolds — and how to outsmart it.

Oct 17, 2025