Curiously, legitimate verified messages are often terse and poorly formatted (e.g., “FB: 123456 is your code. @facebook.com #123”), whereas phishing messages masquerading as verified often use excessive politeness (“Dear Valued Customer, please kindly…”). Deciphering thus involves a reverse Turing test: legitimate automation is abrupt; humanized fraud is polite.

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Curiously, legitimate verified messages are often terse and poorly formatted (e.g., “FB: 123456 is your code. @facebook.com #123”), whereas phishing messages masquerading as verified often use excessive politeness (“Dear Valued Customer, please kindly…”). Deciphering thus involves a reverse Turing test: legitimate automation is abrupt; humanized fraud is polite.

If you just tried to log into a service, decipher the message by matching: decipher text message verified