Question

question 8 of 10
which of the following is not a suspicious email characteristic?
threatening emails or emails that appeal to sympathy
emails claiming to be from government offices
spelling and grammar mistakes
offers that seem too good to be true

Explanation:

• Threatening or sympathy - appealing emails are suspicious as they manipulate emotions.
• Offers too good to be true are typical of scams.
• Spelling/grammar mistakes often indicate unprofessional or malicious senders.
• Emails claiming to be from government offices aren't inherently suspicious (legitimate govt emails exist), while the others are common suspicious traits.

Answer:

B. Emails claiming to be from government offices