Encrypt your devices to keep your data safe in case they’re lost or stolen. Tools like BitLocker (Windows) and FileVault (Mac) protect everything on your device, from personal files to sensitive information. Even if someone physically accesses your device, they won’t be able to read your files or access your data without your password or recovery key. This extra layer of security ensures your information stays private and safe from unauthorized access.

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Be mindful of who has access to your files in cloud storage. Only share documents with those who truly need them and avoid over-sharing. The fewer people with access, the lower the risk of unauthorized exposure. Always review sharing settings to ensure your files stay secure. 

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To keep your finances safe when shopping online, use virtual cards offered by digital wallets like PayMaya or GCash—these keep your real card number hidden. You can set spending limits within the app, giving you control over how much you spend and reducing the risk of fraud. Always make sure your digital wallet has strong security features to protect your personal information.

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Whenever signing up for non-essential services, consider using aliases or providing minimal personal information. This helps safeguard your privacy and reduces the risk of your data being exposed or misused. Share only what's necessary and always be cautious about the platforms you trust with your information. 

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Incognito mode prevents your browser from saving your history, cookies, and other data on your device. Your internet provider and the websites you visit can still track your activity. To truly protect your privacy and keep your browsing anonymous, use a VPN, which keeps your online activity private and secure. Remember, incognito is for discretion, not total privacy.

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Be cautious of email addresses that look similar to legitimate ones but have subtle differences, such as a misspelled word or a number replacing a letter. These are common phishing attempts meant to trick you into exposing sensitive information. Always double-check the sender’s email address before clicking any links or taking action. When in doubt, contact the company or person directly using verified information.

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After withdrawing cash or checking your balance at an ATM, always securely dispose of your receipt by shredding it or using a designated secure bin, especially in public areas. Leaving receipts behind can expose sensitive information, like your account number and transaction details, making you vulnerable to identity theft, fraud, and social engineering attacks. Stay vigilant and protect your financial security by discarding receipts properly.

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After using public Wi-Fi, always make sure to "forget" the network in your device settings. This prevents your device from automatically reconnecting to it later, reducing the risk of connecting to a suspicious Wi-Fi network that may mimic the original one. Taking this quick step can help protect you from potential security breaches. 

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Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new phishing tool called Sneaky 2FA, which targets Microsoft 365 accounts to steal login credentials and two-factor authentication (2FA) codes. This phishing kit has been active since at least October 2024, and it was first spotted in December 2024 by the French cybersecurity company, Sekoia. The kit has been used on nearly 100 different websites, suggesting that cybercriminals are starting to use it more widely.

The Sneaky 2FA phishing kit is sold as a service, known as Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS), by a group called Sneaky Log. They offer this tool through a bot on Telegram. Buyers receive a version of the tool that’s disguised to hide its source code, which they can then use to carry out phishing attacks on their own.

The phishing attacks are designed to trick people into thinking they are receiving an email about a payment receipt. The email contains a link to a fake Microsoft 365 login page, where...

When using public Wi-Fi, always connect through a reliable VPN. It encrypts your internet traffic, adding an extra layer of security and keeping your data private. This is especially important when traveling or working remotely. With a trustworthy VPN, you can enhance your security and protect your data, even on public Wi-Fi networks.

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