Start 2025 with stronger digital security by updating your passwords to be long and unique, enabling multi-factor authentication (MFA) on key accounts, and reviewing your privacy settings. Regularly check for software updates, remove unused apps, and delete old or outdated accounts and information you no longer need. Make this year the one you prioritize your online safety!

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When linking apps to your Google, Apple, or Facebook accounts, only grant necessary permissions and avoid over-sharing personal data, as it increases your risk of breaches. Regularly review and revoke access to unused apps and connect only with reputable ones to enhance your security. 

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It's important to adopt a "zero-trust" mindset, treating every device and user as a potential threat, verifying access before sharing sensitive information. This means verifying everyone and everything before granting access to sensitive information, whether it's through secure logins or trusted communication tools. This approach helps minimize risks and ensures your data remains safe from unauthorized access.

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Keep Bluetooth disabled when not in use and avoid accepting connections from unknown devices. Unauthorized Bluetooth connections can expose your device to security risks, including potential attacks. Always pair only with trusted devices and be cautious when sharing your Bluetooth signal. 

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Always verify that software updates come from trusted sources. While keeping your software up to date is crucial for security, downloading updates from unverified sources can expose your system to malicious software disguised as legitimate updates. 

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As we prepare for the Roar Event, please stay vigilant about your belongings. keep wallets, ID cards, and devices in a front pocket or secure bag. Be cautious when using public Wi-Fi at the event, use your own mobile data if possible and refrain from discussing work matters in public. By staying mindful of these precautions, we can enjoy the event and avoid potential problems.

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Always exercise caution when scanning QR codes, especially those received via email, text, or from unfamiliar sources. Cybercriminals often use QR codes to direct you to malicious websites that could steal your personal information or infect your device with malware. Before scanning, ensure the source is trusted, and whenever possible, verify the URL to ensure its legitimate. 

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While using "Remember Me" features may be convenient, they can expose your accounts to unauthorized access, especially on shared devices. In rare cases, data breaches could allow attackers to extract stored login information. To enhance security, use a password manager, enable MFA, and always log out after use to protect your accounts.

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During the holiday season, "free giveaways" and contests on social media are common, but they can be traps set by cybercriminals to steal your personal information or install malware. Always verify the legitimacy of any contest before participating. Check the account’s credibility, look for signs of suspicious activity, and avoid sharing sensitive details like passwords or credit card numbers. When in doubt, skip the contest and report it if necessary to protect...

Scammers often send fake holiday gift cards or discount offers, hoping to lure you into a trap. Be skeptical of unsolicited vouchers or deals that seem too good to be true. Always verify the authenticity of any offers by checking with the official retailer or brand before clicking on links or providing personal information.

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