TBH, some of the scam / phishing emails are getting better over time. Some are using official logos for PayPal, Amazon, etc. It's getting tougher to distinguish real from fake. I say this because I fell for it just last week -- got a spam email from someone pretending to be my credit card company, saying that there was unusual activity on my card. All of the logs looked legit, no typos, etc. Clicked on the link (an exact replica of the credit card company's logo), entered my login info, saw no weird activity, and then realized my mistake. I immediately logged out, shut down everything, logged on from another device, changed my login info and initiated two-step verification (shoulda done that from the beginning), and then called to ensure all was good. So I think I'm okay on this one, and it's a good reminder never to click on anything coming from email. But damn if this isn't going to be more and more pervasive and successful in the future with nefarious AI making scams more and more difficult to locate.