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#SecureYourGadget #OnlineSafety Tell me one hacking exploit you have had from a hacker , and I will tell you what you should have done to prevent that from happening... Or perhaps, what you should do next time to avoid it happening again.

#SecureYourGadget #OnlineSafety Cybersecurity is vital for individuals, businesses, and nations. With rapid digital growth, understanding and addressing common threats is crucial. Learning from past attacks and adopting strong measures helps safeguard our digital

#SecureYourGadget #CyberCrime A friend received a phishing email that looked like it came from their bank, warning of suspicious activity. The link led to a fake site mimicking the bank's login page. They spotted the scam in time and reported it to the bank's fraud team.

#SecureYourGadget #OnlineSafety Avoid Public Wi-Fi: Don't access sensitive information over public Wi-Fi. If you must use a VPN to encrypt your connection.

#SecureYourGadget #OnlineSafety A hacker spotted an unsecured Bluetooth signal from Emma's smartwatch at a SuperMarket. They connected, bypassed the weak password, and installed a fake update. By the time Emma noticed, his personal data was already stolen, "Secure Ur Bluthtooth

#SecureYourGadget #OnlineSafety Hackers can exploit vulnerabilities in your Smart TV software or use phishing tactics to gain access to your webcam, potentially spying on you. To respond, update your TV firmware, disable the camera when not in use, and use a strong password.

#SecureYourGadget #OnlineSafety Did you know that if you are locked out of your accounts or receive notification about password changes that you didn't initiate, it is possible that a hacker has gained control. What to do "Change password immediately" or Enable Two-Factor Authen

#SecureYourGadget ##OnlineSafety Did you know that some compromised chargers can be designed to install malware on your device when connected. The malware can steal data, track your activities, or give hackers access to track your data? That act is called "JUICE JACKING"

#SecureYourGadget #OnlineSafety Last week, my smartphone started behaving oddly unexpected pop-ups and strange Bluetooth connections. I quickly realised a hacker was trying to exploit. I patched my phone by disabling Bluetooth, updating my OS, and running a security scan.

#OnlineSafety There are three things you should not forget if you don't want to get got by hackers: (1) Protecting Personal Information (2) Safe Browsing Practices, (3) Cybersecurity Measures

Do you know that hackers can exploit bluthtooth vulnerabilities to access your device? Prevention: Turn off Bluetooth when not in use and set your device to be non-discoverable. Regularly update your device to path security flaws.