SMS phishing attacks and how to prevent them

Smishing attacks are also called SMS phishing attacks. SMS stands for Short Message Service, or simply “text messaging”. By disguising themselves as a trustworthy organization in a text message, smishing hackers try to get your personal and financial information. Smishing attacks have increased dramatically since 2019.
Here are some examples of smishing attacks I’ve got on my cellphone in the past two months.
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[@Markovisch]

Great that you include a way of reporting these smishing attacks!

[@windyxing2917]

Sunny’s topic is always good. You should open the classrooms online. Anyway I love your videos.

[@KaliKali-cr4nf]

Endless Thank to you Mr Sunny 🙏

[@henryh3243]

your videos are very engaging and informative!

[@tahersadeghi6773]

Thank you for a great video.

[@gabyd.530]

I get these all the time. AND IGNORE THEM!

[@DilnuwanAmaraweera]

Interesting and thank you

[@marcosalameh8677]

Perfect!

[@scottzeta3067]

Sunny, I hope you know there are scammers use your profile and ID in comments.

[@meowmeow-jk3sm]

Yep, I got some weird replies from your videos the other day from your profile. Hopefully something can be done.

[@Mark-hc8vu]

Professor,7726 does it apply for all countries or is it specific to USA

[@SajidAli-mf3hb]

Sir please upload videos along with subtitles plz

[@Enigma_Vids]

I can’t imagine how many older people are falling for this.

[@i.m4531]

I get these messages every week.

[@dinorossi6611]

Smishing? Interesting.