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A Quick Cybersecurity Quiz for Members
Every day, scammers get more sophisticated in how they target consumers—often using text messages that look like they’re from your financial institution. These phishing or smishing scams are designed to make you panic and click without thinking.
At UK Federal Credit Union, your security is our top priority. Take this short quiz to see if you can spot which messages are real and which are fake—and learn what to do if one ever lands in your inbox.
💬 Message #1
✅ Correct Answer: Text A is the fake message.
How to tell:
- The link is not our official website (ukfcu.org).
- We will never send links asking you to “verify” or “confirm” personal information.
- The tone creates urgency and fear, which scammers use to pressure quick clicks.
💬 Message #2
✅ Correct Answer: Text A is the fake message.
How to tell:
- Fraud alerts from UKFCU will never ask for a text reply with private information.
- Scammers often mimic real alerts—but always push for fast replies or direct texts.
- Always verify through official channels like the UKFCU app or website.
How to Protect Yourself
→ Don’t click on links or attachments in unsolicited texts or emails.
→ Double-check the sender. Look for misspellings or strange URLs. 🕵️♀️
→ Go directly to ukfcu.org or your UKFCU mobile app.
→ Set up account alerts through Online Banking for real-time updates.
→ Report suspicious messages to security@ukfcu.org or call us directly.
Remember...
UK Federal Credit Union will never ask for your account number, Social Security number, or login credentials through text or email. When in doubt, call us directly or visit one of our branches.
Stay Smart. Stay Secure. Stay with UKFCU.
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