Boosted by brib@bribstodon.xyz ("brib :neofox_floof:​ :Nonbinary:"):
joepie91@slightly.tech ("joepie91 needs to say yes to more things (🔜 eth0)") wrote:
the way to deal with this kind of bullshit safely, by the way, is to open an entirely new tab, type in the domain of the website by yourself (so you *know* that it's the real site) and log into it there, then close that tab and click the link in the e-mail again
if it's a legitimate link, it'll now just lead you to the logged-in part of the site because you already have a session. if it still gives you a login page, it's probably a phishing page
(this method is more reliable than "looking at the domain" because eg. lookalike characters can't fool you this way)