Imagine you are speaking with a friend about how to protect yourself from phishing scams. Your friend, who works in cybersecurity, gives you some advice about what to do if you receive a phishing message. Which of the following statements would be considered good advice?

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Banks and credit card companies will never ask you to provide personal information via email messages.

If you receive a suspicious message, contact the institution that the message was allegedly sent from.

Contact US$-$CERT to report the suspected scam.

Open the message and any attachments to check their validity.