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Please like, subscribe, & share this video to raise awareness! Save 50% on the ultimate Mac protection suite (link & coupon below) Also subscribe to our audio podcast: http://podcast.intego.com =Transcript= If you've received an e-mail that you believe may be a phishing or extortion scam, designed to trick you into giving up your login information or paying a ransom, you can safely delete it. But before you do, perhaps you want to help stick it to the bad buys by reporting that e-mail to the authorities. The most effective way to report scam e-mails is to pass along the full e-mail including the complete headers. The headers include all the behind-the-scenes details about an e-mail message, including where it came from and how it got to you. Authorities can sometimes use this information to track down or build a stronger case against cybercriminals. First, let's show you how to display the e-mail headers if you're using Apple Mail, or the web-based version of Gmail, and then we'll cover where to forward that information. -Apple Mail- To see the full e-mail headers, click on View, then Message, then Raw Source. You can either copy and paste all this into a new e-mail, or you can save this as a file and attach it to your report. Let's look at the Save method. Go to File, Save As…, make sure it's somewhere you'll find it, and click Save. Next, compose a new message and address it to the organizations you want to report the scam to (we'll discuss this more in a minute). Add an appropriate subject, then drag the e-mail's raw source file onto the e-mail body. Now you're ready to hit send. -Gmail- To see the headers, click on the three vertical dots, then "Show original." Similar to Apple Mail, you can copy the data to the clipboard, or you can download the e-mail's raw source code as a file, and attach it to a report. -Where to Report Scam E-mails- There are a number of organizations to which you can report an e-mail that appears to be a phishing or extortion scam. You can forward any such e-mail, with complete headers, to the Anti-Phishing Working Group at [email protected] and they'll work with a variety of organizations to try to take down the scammer. [email protected] If you're a U.S. resident or you have reason the believe the sender might be, or if the e-mail impersonates a U.S. government agency, you can also forward the e-mail to [email protected] to report it to the U.S. federal government. Or if the message is U.S. tax fraud claiming to be from the IRS, send it to [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] For UK tax scams, forward them to [email protected] For fraudulent e-mails that claim to be from Apple, forward them to [email protected] Check out our related video, CIA Porn Accusation Emails: Real, Or Scams? https://youtu.be/V4GXOhBlcAg • If you liked this video, be sure to give it a thumbs-up and subscribe to our channel (and click on the bell!) for future updates. • Comment below on what Apple security topics you'd like us to cover. • Also, please share this video if you think your friends will enjoy it too. =Special Offer= If you want the world's best Mac protection software on the market, new customers can save 50% by going to… https://www.intego.com/landing/intego-youtube-promo …and using coupon code INTEGOYT at checkout. =Related Articles= CIA Porn Accusation Emails: Here’s What Mac Users Need to Know: https://www.intego.com/mac-security-blog/cia-porn-accusation-emails-heres-what-mac-users-need-to-know/ (YouTube Video) CIA Porn Accusation Emails: Real, Or Scams? https://youtu.be/V4GXOhBlcAg =Also Subscribe to Our Podcast= Intego Mac Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/intego-mac-podcast/id1293834627 http://podcast.intego.com for other subscription links & show notes =Sources - Audio, Video, and Image Credits= Music - "Always" by Synx https://soundcloud.com/synxelectronic/tracks https://www.toneden.io/synxelectronic/post/synx-always https://youtu.be/9ui4dvHVECA license: "You can use any track you like, just be sure to give proper credit." Matrix Rain Backdrop https://youtu.be/4eAzk2Y-P2A license: "Royalty free … absolutely free" https://www.flickr.com/photos/mdgovpics/25840417087 CC-BY https://pixabay.com/photos/cage-jail-transparent-prison-cell-3301936/ public domain https://www.flickr.com/photos/hivint/37631904192 CC-BY