Always update the default settings on apps, services, and devices to more secure options. Default settings are often set for convenience, not security, so customize them to better protect your personal information and privacy. 

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To protect your personal data in case your device is lost or stolen, always enable remote wipe and lock features on your smartphone, tablet, or laptop. These tools allow you to remotely lock the device, preventing unauthorized access, or erase all your sensitive data to ensure it can't be recovered. Regularly back up your data to the cloud or external storage to ensure you don't lose important files if you ever need to wipe your device.

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Never allow others to use your devices without supervision, especially when logged into sensitive accounts like email, work services, or banking apps. Always log out of important accounts and lock your device when you're not using it to prevent unauthorized access. 

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Avoid downloading anything from untrusted websites, as files, images, or software may contain malicious software or spyware. Always use reputable sources and verify them before downloading. Employ security tools to scan files before opening them. 

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Attackers often target old browsers and risky extensions. To stay safe, make sure your browser is always up to date and remove any extensions you don’t need or trust. This helps protect you from online threats and keeps your browser secure. 

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Unnecessary software can create more ways for hackers to access your device. Even if you don’t use certain programs, they may still run in the background or have security issues. By only installing essential software, you reduce potential entry points for attackers and simplify security management. 

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Be wary of emails with poor spelling and grammar, urgent demands, or generic salutations like "Dear Customer." These are often signs of phishing scams. Avoid clicking on links or downloading attachments unless you're certain the email is legitimate. Always verify suspicious communications through trusted channels. 

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Humans are often easier to manipulate than devices, as social engineering tactics like pretexting (creating fake stories or identities) and baiting (offer something enticing) exploit trust, curiosity, and emotions. Attackers use these methods to bypass security and access sensitive information. To stay safe, always double-check any requests or offers you get, and be careful if something seems too good to be true. Stay alert and protect your personal information.

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While logging into websites using your social media accounts can be convenient, it also increases the risk to your social media security. Limit the use of this feature, especially on non-essential sites, to reduce potential exposure. Instead, use unique passwords or enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) for added protection. 

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Fake identities, made by mixing real and fake information, are often used in fraud. When handling new account requests, always double-check the person's details. To stay safe, use extra security steps like multi-factor authentication and verify information across different sources. This will help protect your business and personal data from fraud. 

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