To counter disinformation, verify sources and fact-check before sharing on social media. Adopting these practices prevents the spread of misleading content and builds a more informed digital community, enhancing resilience against misinformation. 

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Update your devices antivirus and encryption software before traveling for work. To prevent data from being compromised, enable multi-factor authentication, avoid using public Wi-Fi when carrying out important tasks or use secure networks such as VPNs, and do regular data backups. 

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Be careful with malware that can spread through direct messages without needing to interact. Always be wary of unexpected messages, even from people you know. Don’t click on links or download attachments unless you’re sure they’re safe. Use strong email filters, keep your software up to date, and stay alert to keep your accounts secure. 

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Before sending sensitive information, double-check the recipient's email address or contact details to avoid sending it to the wrong person. Don't rely solely on auto-complete suggestions, as they can sometimes be inaccurate. Taking this step helps ensure your data stays private and prevents sending it to unintended recipients. 

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Facebook users are being targeted by a scam involving a network of fake websites designed to steal personal and financial information. Identified by Recorded Future’s Payment Fraud Intelligence team on April 17, 2024, this scam, named ERIAKOS, uses the content delivery network oss.eriakos[.]com. The fraudulent sites are only accessible through mobile devices and misleading ads, making them harder for automated systems to detect. The network includes 608 fake websites and operates in short, intense bursts. It specifically targets mobile users who encounter these scam sites through Facebook ads, often promoting limited-time discounts to attract clicks. Recorded Future notes that up to 100 Meta Ads for a single scam site can be served in a single day.

Source: Facebook Ads Lead to Fake Websites Stealing Credit Card Information (thehackernews.com)

Think twice before revealing personal information or discussing sensitive topics on online forums or community platforms. Validate the platform's authenticity and minimize sharing unnecessary details to safeguard your privacy and security online. 

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Ignoring security alerts on your devices increases the risk of cyberattacks and data breaches. Take every alert seriously, investigate promptly, and keep your software updated to protect against evolving threats. Staying vigilant and acting quickly can significantly enhance your cybersecurity defenses.

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Security questions are not a reliable substitute for strong passwords. For better account protection, use complex, unique passwords and enable multi-factor authentication whenever possible. 

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Before entering your passwords, always verify the authenticity of websites. Even if a site looks legitimate, check for HTTPS in the URL to ensure it's secure. Never enter your password on a site that doesn’t have this secure connection. 

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Enhance digital identity security by adopting multi-factor authentication (MFA) or two-step verification for accessing online accounts. Refrain from using readily available personal information for verification questions to bolster account protection against unauthorized access. 

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