Recognizing phishing emails that pretend to be IM Lab

Phishing emails imitate IM Lab to trick you into entering your password on a fake page. A few details give them away.

Red flags

• The sender domain isn't imlab.com (look closely — i-m-1ab.com is fake).
• Urgent language: "your account will be deleted in 24 hours".
• Links that don't match when you hover — always check the real URL.
• Asks you to confirm your password or 2FA code in a reply.

Tip: If something feels off, never click — open imlab.com directly in your browser and sign in there.