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Phishing often try to make you feel nervous or pressured. The idea is that you, when you feel pressured, often overlook signals that logically would trigger a sense of alarm.
If you log on to the scammer’s website, they keep your access information. If you ever suspect to have entered your user ID and/or password on a dubious website, contact MitID support immediately.
Even if the criminals get your user ID and password, they will not be able to use your MitID. They need your authenticator also. However, there is an increased risk for abuse, and you need to change your password as soon as possible.
There is one simple advice that will protect you against phishing attacks: Don’t ever click on links in emails or SMSes.
If you receive a call from someone claiming that they call regarding MitID or claim to represent MitID, hang up and call MitID support.
If you ever suspect or are uncertain about a phone call, a link or a dubious website, hang up or close the application, then contact MitID support. Click here for MitID support.