Reporting Phishing Scams

If you have received a phishing scam, you can report it to The Anti-Phishing Working Group via the link below.

Anti-Phishing Working Group: Report Phishing

You may also be able to report phishing scams to the targeted institution. Contact the targeted institution to find out where to submit copies of the scam messages. This information is often included on the institution’s website.

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