The document discusses signs that an email may be a phishing attempt. It notes that while an email may include your name, that does not make it legitimate. It also warns that emails can be spoofed to appear like they are from someone within an organization. The document then discusses a fake website, noting the unusual color scheme and incorrect web address. It advises that password resets are not usually done through external websites.

1. Email Message
The email you received looked
something like this.
Notice that your name was here,
your name being present in the
email is not an indication that an
email is legitimate.

2. Email Message
The email you received looked
something like this.
Notice that this is not from an
individual, however it is very easy
to spoof an email to make it look
like it is coming from someone in
the organization.

3. Email Message
The email you received looked
something like this.
Password reset notices do occur
but usually there would be
instructions on how to do it. Not a
link. Be very cautious of web links
in emails.

4. Web Page
Here is the web page that
you were sent to.
Notice that the color
scheme looks unusual.

5. Web Page
Here is the web page that
you were sent to.
It is hard to see here but the
web address is
www.woodcountyec.com
The web site is www.wcec.org
Also, you will not usually go to
an Internet site to reset your
password.

6. Web Page
Here is the web page
that you were sent to.
There are other signs this is a
fake website, do you see them?

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