People are often tricked into giving away personal information by as they are believed to have come from trusted sources. At times, due to these phishing emails, people end up installing malicious programs on their computer or direct them to password-harvesting websites, which let phishers monitor all their activity and steal their passwords. To prevent you from being a victim of such unsolicited emails, here is an infographic that tells how to detect these emails and how to handle them.
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