identify the difference between a good mail and a bad mail

[shan]

Think you can spot the difference between a legitimate e-mail and a phishing scam sitting in your in-box? According to one security vendor, many people can't.
The SonicWall Phishing and Spam IQ Quiz test presents a series of e-mails that may or may not be from PayPal, Wells Fargo, the IRS, and others. Test takers must decide whether the e-mail is a phishing attempt, legitimate, or provide no answer. Afterward, a score card is presented and if any questions were missing, there's an opportunity to see why: A page opens up identifying the clues that should have told you a given e-mail was probably bogus.
According to SonicWall, only 59.4 percent of test takers so far this year have been able to properly identify a legitimate e-mail, compared with 77.8 percent of the test takers in 2004. And this year, only 7.4 percent of test takers were able to correctly identify and categorize every e-mail they were presented.
The good news is that people are better at spotting a likely phishing scam. This year 86.1 percent caught the scam, as opposed to only 69.2 percent in 2004.






http://www.sonicwall.com/phishing/index.html

i got 7 out 10

[prashanthpai]

I got 9 out of 10.

I marked the 5th one "Bank of Choice" as Phishing but it turned out to be Legitimate

[nivek_hcerg]

9/10 Did 8th one wrong: UPS

[Raymond]

I got 9 out of 10 too.
Missed the 4th one.

[shan]

man u guys can spot the spot.

[Odie]

Only 8. Missed 9 & 10

[ding-dong]

i got 9 out of 10 too like prash i mark the bank of choice phishing but the result is legitimate

i enjoyed it thanks!

[brayden]

9 out of 10 not bad, i stuffed up the last one, as much as i thought it was a scam i thought it was legitimate.

[NinjaRicer]

I got 9 out of 10. Discovery Card one got me.

[Mark]

9 out of 10

The bank of choice stumpt me