How to Deal with Phishing Scams Using Avast Antivirus?

Phishing is a devious term used to refer a
malicious code of a program which tricks
computer users into revealing their personal
information such as password, credit card
details, bank account numbers and ATM pin.

It generally takes place by sending a victim fake
emails or redirecting to a fake website. The prime
technique to make a phishing attack is to
potentially request updates, account validation,
and changing bank account passwords. The
phishing attackers generally run such kind of
schemes so their prospect could be tricked easily,
and after that, they can loot their money.
According to Avast Support, this attack is indeed
harmful. And this needs to be stopped to keep
your money and private information secure:

Keep your Avast
antivirus up-to-date
and don’t forget to
apply patches, if
required.
Try not to open
attachments from
unsolicited
email/messages.
Avoid giving sensitive
information to anyone
whether it by phone,
email or even in
person.
Look at a website’s
address. See if there is
any misspelt or the
domain is different.