It's important to remember that just because you haven't experienced any attacks does not mean you are fully secure. Even the most protected organizations can be targeted and attacked, so adopting a zero-trust mindset is necessary. Prioritize protecting yourself and your devices to ensure maximum security.

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When leaving the office for a short break, always remember to secure your valuable devices before leaving the office. Devices such as tablet, laptop or monitor, needs secure it using the security cable when leaving them unattended to that may give an opportunity the attacker. Securing your valuable things is also important as it contains all confidential information that may harm both you and the company.

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In this generation, we now have many resources that can help us search for specific information. However, there is a thing known as the “Dark Web,” which harbors illegal activities and confidential information. Many of us are aware of this website, and many are curious about its contents. However, accessing it can be dangerous, as individuals can be tracked and threatened if they lack authorization to enter the site.

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Are you tired of intrusive ads while browsing? Adblockers are the solution. They eliminate annoying ads and safeguard against potential viruses or scams. Simply install one as a browser extension like Ghostery, uBlock Origin, or Adblock.

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Social engineering is a kind of cyberattack that involves manipulative tactics to trick individuals into revealing or sharing sensitive information and using it for their own gain.

Preventive tips for this attack:

• Stay cautious about the information you share with someone, whether it's your friend or not.
• Verify URLs before clicking, and avoid visiting illegal websites.
• Educate yourself and others.
• Report and monitor for any malicious activity in...

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Online communication can be great for making friends, but beware of the honeytrap. Attackers use emotional manipulation to get your personal info. Be cautious about who you trust online, even though it's how we connect globally.

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Receive emails with buttons? Hover over to check the URL. If suspicious, don't click. Not everything is trustworthy. Learn and apply tips like this to avoid phishing.

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When visiting an illegal website, you may encounter pop-up ads claiming 'Virus Detected' or flashing red exclamation marks. This tactic, known as scareware, aims to prompt panic and trick users into downloading malicious 'antivirus software.' If you see this, don't panic. Instead, install a pop-up blocker and carefully close the ad by clicking the X button.

Downloading apps from pirated websites exposes your device to cyber threats. These sites often carry malicious software that can steal personal information and cause severe damage. Protect your data and security by sticking to legitimate software marketplaces, avoiding pirated sources.

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One of the essential steps to protect your data is securing your login credentials, especially your password. Employing multi-factor authentication and a strong password helps minimize the risk of cyberattacks. Avoid using simple and common phrases as passwords, and instead, opt for a combination of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. This approach makes it more difficult for attackers to gain unauthorized access to your account and obtain confidential...