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2. Password Power-Up!
Public Wi-Fi? No Way, José!
Privacy: Keep It Under Your Cape!
Phishing Scams? Don't Fall for Their Tricks!
Update Your Gadgets: Stay Tech-Savvy!
Stay Informed, Stay Safe!
3. Creating strong and unique passwords is the
first line of defense against cyberattacks.
Think of your password as your key to
important information – make it complex and
keep it hidden! Password managers can help
you remember your unique passwords
without compromising security.
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Public Wi-Fi networks are often unsecure
and can be easily compromised by hackers.
By using a VPN and disabling file sharing, you
minimize the risk of your data being exposed.
If possible, opt for mobile data or secure
private networks instead.
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Social media platforms and other online
services collect a lot of data about you. Take
control of your privacy by adjusting your
settings to share only what you're
comfortable with. Remember, once you share
something online, it's difficult to completely
erase it.
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4. • Create strong, unique passwords for each account.
• Use a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers,
and Avoid common words, birthdays, or names.
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• Don't share your passwords with anyone.
• Consider using a password manager.
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5. • Avoid using public Wi-Fi for sensitive
activities like banking or online shopping.
• If you must use public Wi-Fi, connect to a
VPN for added security.
• Disable file sharing on your device while
connected to public Wi-Fi.
6. • Review and adjust your privacy settings on all online
accounts.
• Limit who can see your personal information and posts.
• Be cautious about what information you share online.
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Avoid offers that seem too
good to be true.
Be suspicious of unsolicited
emails, texts, or calls.
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Never click on links or
attachments from unknown
senders.
Verify the legitimacy of
websites before entering
personal information.
8. Enable automatic updates for your
operating system and applications.
Install updates as soon as they become
available.
Outdated software is vulnerable to security
exploits.
9. Learn about new
internet threats, like
studying your
enemies' moves.
Report suspicious
activity, like telling the
authorities when you
see a villain!
Ask for help if
you're unsure, even
superheroes need
backup sometimes!
10. The internet is full of surprises, good and bad.
Stay informed about online threats, and don't
be afraid to ask for help if you need it.
Remember, even superheroes have mentors!