Scams involving online surveys and market research trick people into disclosing personal information under disguises, which is then used for a fraud marketing or identity theft. You should assess questions, confirm the validity of surveys, and avoid from providing private information unless needed in order to be safe against these scams.

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Beware of tempting deals on your wishlist items at unusually low prices – it could be a scam aiming to lure you into clicking on infected websites. Stay cautious, verify the legitimacy of information, double-check the source, and avoid rush clicking! 

Ignore ads claiming your device is infected; they're meant to scare you into clicking. They often lead to infected sites where you're prompted to buy or install fake virus removal apps. Stay aware to protect your devices and avoid clicking on anything seems off.

Always activate the tracking feature on your devices such as phones and laptops, as it facilitates easy location in case of loss or theft. This added layer of security enhances your chances of retrieving your device promptly. Take proactive measures to safeguard your personal data and minimize potential losses.

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You can set up an additional security layer for yourself by using your fingerprints or face, you can enhance your safety against various attacks. For instance, when setting up your Microsoft Authenticator app, you can register your biometrics, such as fingerprint or face, which you will provide every time you log in. Smartphones also use this as security a feature, like registering your face or setting up your fingerprint to unlock your phone.

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Have you ever looked up your name on a search engine like Google? Have you checked your Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter accounts, or seen your picture on Google? If so, it's important to regularly keep an eye on what comes up when people search your name or email address. This can help you quickly spot and deal with any privacy or security issues that might pop up.

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When writing online reviews for products or services you've purchased, avoid including personal information to safeguard your privacy. Additionally, ensure that any pictures attached to your reviews don't inadvertently capture sensitive data, such as credit card numbers or addresses, to minimize the risk of identity theft. Prioritizing these precautions helps protect both yourself and other users in the online community.

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Beware of push notification attacks, or Multi Factor Authentication (MFA) attacks, where hackers try to access MFA-protected accounts by deceiving users into approving fake authentication requests via push notifications. Stay vigilant, verify push notification requests before approving, and report any suspicious activity, including social engineering tactics like impersonating legitimate websites or services.

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Wire transfer fraud uses social engineering like email impersonation or fake invoices to deceive people or organizations into sending money to false accounts. Training to recognize scams, implementing verification processes, and conducting transactions securely are essential defenses.

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Geolocation involves pinpointing the real-world location of objects, devices, or individuals, often utilizing GPS. While enhancing location-based services, it also poses cybersecurity risks like identity theft, privacy invasion, and stalking. Users should have control over their privacy settings and be educated about associated risks to mitigate these dangers.

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