Cybersecurity experts caution against clicking the “Unsubscribe” button on spam emails, as it may lead to more unwanted correspondence and potential security threats. DNSFilter reports that 1 in 644 clicks on such links can direct recipients to malicious websites. Responding to these emails can also signal to spammers that you are a real person, potentially making you a bigger target for future attacks. Nefarious actors could gather information on individuals through responses, paving the way for extortion attempts. Some “unsubscribe” links may even redirect users to fake websites or install malware on devices. Experts recommend being cautious and suggest alternative ways to handle unwanted emails to avoid security risks. (Newser)