Would you spot the warning signs?
Practice with Nigerian-context text messages, business payment changes and credential requests. Choose your response and get an explanation for every example.
Phishing decision challenge
Spotting suspicious messages
- Do not trust display names or SMS sender labels alone.
- Verify requests through a trusted contact channel.
- Never send a password or one-time code to a message sender.
- Treat pressure to bypass finance controls as a warning.
- Stop before opening an unexpected attachment.
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