This is when someone creates a website that looks like another (e.g. your bank's) and takes in inputted information. This could be used to harvest emails, passwords or even your bank details and home addresses. When entering your information, check the site's domain and security (e.g. SSL Encryption/padlock at the address bar).
This is when someone emails, texts or calls you pretending to be a legitimate company (e.g. your bank) and lure you into giving information. This could be used to take your emails, passwords or even your bank details and home addresses. When being called, emailed or texted, make sure to check who they say they are (e.g. look at the email address or caller ID). You could even offer to phone them back using the phone number on their website.
+Voice phishing. Scammers will impersonate a company to obtain passwords from you.