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It is common for fake emails to circulate claiming that you as a customer need to fill in your details or visit a link. These are of course fraudulent — the aim is to trick you into handing over your information or to get malware installed on your device. The messages appear to come from legitimate organisations such as banks, social media platforms, and other services, but they are not — someone is simply trying to deceive you.
As a general rule, you should NOT click on any links or attachments. Delete the message immediately or mark it as spam. Below are two examples of what these can look like. The first appears to be from "SmarterMail" and the second from "BankID".
