It’s not just chocolate bunnies that hide at Easter – phishing emails and attempted scams are often lurking in the “digital nest”.
31.03.2026 –Criminals lure victims with fake competitions, delivery notifications or alleged account warnings.
So, think of LINDA:
L = Links and attachments are not to be trusted
I = Information must be carefully checked
N = Neutral forms of address are suspect
D = Deadlines and urgency are fishy
A = Addresses must always be verified
This way, Easter stays relaxed – and your debit and credit cards stay safe.
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