Watch Out! Phishers And Hackers Are At Your Prowl With This Latest Distributed Message Purportedly From Adsense

Aside from the gains that are often associated with the rocketing speed of modern technological advancement, also come with it are lots of mischievous folks out there that often take advantage those modern technological tools to prowl and harm unsuspecting web users by breaking into their privacy.

Now, as an Adsesne publisher, getting the quoted message below straight into your mailbox will most likely and initially send fears running through your spine and make you think you just broke Adsense golden rules;

“Hello,

Thank you for your interest in Google Adsense, while reviewing your click activity we noticed too many invalid clicks on your account..we have suspended payment on your account (ads will still show on your website, but you won’t receive payment)

Click Here to Re-activate payment on your account. Make sure to log in order to view or download the document

Sincerely,

The Google Adsense Team”

Now, if you have also received this similar message, you should only know that phishers and hackers are on your prowl and they are doing what they know best, and therefore, you should not in any way fall into this deceptive mail by clicking on the link part that reads Click Here in the message.

Must Read: How to easily detect a phishing mail

Now, having cleared your mind by letting you know that the above message is not directly from the true Adsense Team but from potential hacker or phisher, if the message is in your mailbox, either report it as spam or carefully delete it.

Adsense Team will never send you a message like that, that will ask you to click to activate, and most Adsense mails comes with “Regards” on the signature line and not Sincerely.

Always play and stay safe in all your online dealings by always watching out on security threat messages similar to the one above.

Don’t always rush to click on any links that you are not sure of; whenever you suspect any malicious link that anchors a sugar coated text or action phrase, an easy rule of thumb here is to right click on the link to view the source link, you might end up knowing that it is a phishing link by doing so.