Always be cautious when scanning QR codes for e-wallet payments, even during routine transactions. Fraudulent QR codes can be designed to trigger multiple or hidden charges without your awareness. Carefully review transaction confirmations and monitor your account activity in real time. Report any suspicious deductions immediately to your e-wallet provider to limit potential losses. 

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Regularly review your account activity to ensure all actions are yours. If you notice anything unusual or unfamiliar, act immediately by securing your account and notifying the platform or security team. Change your password right away if something seems off, as this helps prevent unauthorized access and protects your personal information.

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Spelling mistakes aren’t the only warning sign anymore. Modern scams often use perfect grammar and professional language to appear legitimate. Always look beyond writing quality and watch for unusual requests or urgent pressure. When something feels off, take time to verify before responding. 

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Let’s make security a priority by updating your software regularly. Software updates help protect your device from viruses, fix hidden security weaknesses, and keep it running smoothly. Always install updates from official sources, as staying updated is one of the easiest ways to keep your device safe and reliable.

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The New Year brings new apps, subscriptions, and promos, making it a prime time for scams. Be cautious of messages offering rewards or account updates. Always verify the sender and avoid clicking unknown links. Start the year strong by keeping your security habits sharp.

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The holiday season often brings travel, shopping, and shared devices — all of which increase the risk of password exposure. Avoid reusing passwords and never share them through email or chat. When you need to send credentials, use secure tools like Password Pusher with one-time access and short expiration. A few extra seconds of caution can prevent account compromise and keep your holidays worry-free.

Turn off Bluetooth when you’re not using it to reduce your exposure to wireless attacks. Attackers can sometimes exploit open Bluetooth connections to access your device or track its location. Disabling it when it’s not needed helps keep your data and privacy safer. Make it a habit to switch Bluetooth on only when you actively need it. 

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Be cautious of social engineering scams, where attackers try to trick you, not your computer, by pretending to be trusted people or companies. If a message or call creates urgency, fear, or pressure to act quickly, pause and verify before responding. Always double-check using official contact information and never share personal details with anyone who contacted you first.

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Use the “hover to preview” feature to see where a link actually leads before clicking it. This quick check helps you catch misleading or malicious URLs designed to trick you. If the previewed address looks suspicious, unfamiliar, or slightly misspelled, treat it as a red flag. Avoid clicking any link that doesn’t match what you expect or trust. Taking a moment to verify links can greatly reduce your risk of falling for phishing attacks. 

During the holiday season, be extra cautious of phishing emails, fake delivery notifications, and suspicious online shopping deals, as cybercriminals often use festive themes to trick users. Avoid clicking links in unexpected messages and instead visit websites directly to verify order or shipment information. Always use strong passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and monitor your accounts for unusual activity to stay safe during this busy time.

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