Who doesn’t love free airline miles? Scammers know that, so they impersonate airline companies and send you emails that say you can join in their miles loyalty program and get free miles via the button, leading you to phishing pages that require you to submit credentials.

Scammers can record any sensitive information you enter on their pages and use the data to commit cybercrimes. For example, they could hack into your account and withdraw your money, and even use your information to commit identity theft. Don’t let them!

Cathay Pacific

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Dear customer,
You’ve been selected to participate In a short 2-3 minute research ■ Survey study Cathay Pacific is conducting to gather opinions
In return we will credit 2S00 TWD & 3000 Asia Miles to your account – Just for your time!
Your participation in this study is voluntary and you may refuse to answer any question. Only a small sample of Customers will receive the questionnaire. Each week we randomly select 200 lucky customers, so your participation is vital to the study.

2. Eva Air

How to Protect Yourself

• Double-check the sender’s email address.
• Too-good-to-be-true offers are always a major red flag.
• Reach out to the airline companies’ customer service directly for help and support.
• NEVER click links or attachments from unknown sources. Use Trend Micro ScamCheck to detect scams with ease!

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