Always remove or completely destroy shipping labels before disposing it, as they contain personal information such as your full name, address, phone number, and tracking number. Criminals can use these details for phishing scams, identity theft, or to track delivery patterns and target your home. To stay protected, shred the label or thoroughly black out all personal and barcode information before throwing packaging away.

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Never approve a login request you didn’t initiate, as it could be an attempt to access your account. Always verify unexpected prompts before granting access. Enable multi-factor authentication to add an extra layer of protection. If you receive a suspicious request, report it and change your password immediately. 

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Before connecting any USB drive or charging cable to your computer or mobile device, make sure you trust its source, as unknown devices can introduce malicious software or unauthorized access. Avoid plugging in found USB drives or using charging cables from strangers, since USB connections can transfer data not just power. When possible, use your own charger and cables, and decline unexpected data access prompts to protect your information and system security.

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Treat cybersecurity as part of your daily routine — not an extra task. Make small, consistent actions like checking links before clicking and keeping your devices updated part of your normal day. Staying proactive helps prevent cyber threats before they cause harm. When security becomes a habit, protecting your information feels simple and automatic. 

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Before signing in or sharing personal information online, take a moment to carefully look at the website address. Make sure the company name is spelled correctly and doesn’t include extra words, strange symbols, or small changes that are easy to miss. If anything about the link looks unusual or different from what you normally see, don’t continue—go directly to the company’s official website instead.

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Disable auto-connect to Wi-Fi networks. This prevents your device from joining unsafe or unknown networks without your knowledge. Always choose and verify the network manually before connecting. Keeping auto-connect off helps protect your data from being exposed. 

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Avoid reusing old passwords, even if they’re easy to remember, because passwords exposed in past data breaches can still be used by attackers years later. Reusing the same password across multiple accounts makes it easier for one breach to compromise everything. Change your passwords regularly—especially for important accounts like email or banking—to reduce the risk of unauthorized access.

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Recognize social engineering tricks that target human behavior. Scammers manipulate emotions such as fear, urgency, or curiosity to obtain sensitive information. These attacks often come through emails, phone calls, messages, or sometimes face-to-face conversations that appear legitimate. Always verify requests before responding or sharing details. 

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Avoid using public Wi-Fi for sensitive activities like online banking, work emails, or health apps because these networks are shared and often unsecured. Other people on the same network—or fake Wi-Fi hotspots—can secretly view or steal your personal information. When handling important or private tasks, use your mobile data or a trusted home or office network instead.

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Assuming “it won’t happen to me” creates risk — attackers target everyone. Cybercriminals don’t look for specific people; they look for easy opportunities. A single weak password or ignored update can be all they need. Staying alert and practicing basic security habits reduces your risk significantly. 

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