what are phising and non phising

Phising

Phishing is a type of social engineering and cybersecurity attack where the attacker impersonates someone else via email or other electronic communication methods, including social networks and Short Message Service (SMS) text messages, to reveal sensitive informationd

phising attack this type of links

• Suspicious email links: - "Update your account information" with a link to a fake login page. - "Verify your identity" with a link to a phishing website.
• Fake online forms: - A link to a fake online form that asks for sensitive information.
• Malicious attachments: - A link to download a malicious attachment that installs malware.
• Social media scams: - A link to a fake social media page that asks for login credentials.
• Urgent or enticing links: - "Your account will be closed if you don't update your information" with a link to a phishing website. - "Win a prize" or "Get a free gift" with a link to a malicious website

Non phising

Non-phishing refers to legitimate, trustworthy communications or activities, especially in the context of online interactions. Unlike phishing, which involves fraudulent attempts to obtain sensitive information by pretending to be a trustworthy entity (e.g., emails, websites, or messages), non-phishing interactions are genuine and do not attempt to deceive or manipulate the user for malicious purposes. For example, if you receive an email from your bank that you recognize as authentic, containing correct and expected information without any suspicious links or requests, this would be considered non-phishing. On the other hand, a deceptive email pretending to be from your bank, asking for your login details, would be a phishing attempt. 11:50 A