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Unexpected Attachments Are Suspicious

The takeaway

A file you didn't ask for is a question, not something to open.

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Attachments are a classic way to deliver malware, especially when they arrive unexpectedly. Before opening any file you weren't expecting, verify with the sender through a separate channel that they actually sent it.

“Didn't expect the file? Don't open the file.”

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