Beware of push notification attacks, or Multi Factor Authentication (MFA) attacks, where hackers try to access MFA-protected accounts by deceiving users into approving fake authentication requests via push notifications. Stay vigilant, verify push notification requests before approving, and report any suspicious activity, including social engineering tactics like impersonating legitimate websites or services.

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Get ready to strengthen your grasp on cybersecurity threats within Microsoft 365. This month, we're diving into protecting your digital space in the Microsoft 365 environment. Score 80% or higher on our quiz to gain 500 DREAMPOINTS!

Dive into topics including:

• Best Practices for Handling Suspicious Emails and Attachments
• Phishing Attacks in Microsoft 365
• Malware Spread Through Microsoft Teams
• Data Security in Microsoft SharePoint and OneDrive

Join the quiz this May to enhance your ability to navigate the web safely. Complete the quiz to win PHP200 load – a great opportunity to learn and secure a win!

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Ignore ads claiming your device is infected; they're meant to scare you into clicking. They often lead to infected sites where you're prompted to buy or install fake virus removal apps. Stay aware to protect your devices and avoid clicking on anything seems off.

Always activate the tracking feature on your devices such as phones and laptops, as it facilitates easy location in case of loss or theft. This added layer of security enhances your chances of retrieving your device promptly. Take proactive measures to safeguard your personal data and minimize potential losses.

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Downloading apps from pirated websites exposes your device to cyber threats. These sites often carry malicious software that can steal personal information and cause severe damage. Protect your data and security by sticking to legitimate software marketplaces, avoiding pirated sources.

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Geolocation involves pinpointing the real-world location of objects, devices, or individuals, often utilizing GPS. While enhancing location-based services, it also poses cybersecurity risks like identity theft, privacy invasion, and stalking. Users should have control over their privacy settings and be educated about associated risks to mitigate these dangers.

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Hello and welcome to this week's Securi-Trivia! This quiz is designed to test your knowledge and reinforce the cybersecurity tips we send out every day. Each week, we'll ask you 10 multiple-choice questions based on the daily tips and awareness we've sent out during the week. The questions will cover a range of topics, including understanding data security and more. To pass the quiz and receive dreampoints, you'll need to get at least an 80% passing score.

Remember, staying safe online is a shared responsibility. Answer the questions to test your knowledge. Don't worry if you don't get them all right on the first try - you can retake the quiz as many times as you like!

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Are you an avid social media user? While sharing moments of your life can be fun, it's crucial to consider the potential risks, especially regarding work-related information.  

To prevent being targeted by hackers, do this instead: 

• Restrict sharing of job-related details on social media platforms. 
• Exercise caution regarding the data you share and refrain from disclosing sensitive information about your job or coworkers. 
• Check your privacy settings on social media and don't share anything that could put your job or organization at risk. 

Make sure to focus on keeping your personal information safe on social media. Thinking carefully about what you post online can protect your job and reputation from possible dangers. 

Have you ever looked up your name on a search engine like Google? Have you checked your Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter accounts, or seen your picture on Google? If so, it's important to regularly keep an eye on what comes up when people search your name or email address. This can help you quickly spot and deal with any privacy or security issues that might pop up.

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You can set up an additional security layer for yourself by using your fingerprints or face, you can enhance your safety against various attacks. For instance, when setting up your Microsoft Authenticator app, you can register your biometrics, such as fingerprint or face, which you will provide every time you log in. Smartphones also use this as security a feature, like registering your face or setting up your fingerprint to unlock your phone.

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