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Download with caution: guarding against spyware ️

We’ve all been there. You stumble upon a website offering a free program that seems like a dream come true. Maybe it’s a fancy photo editor with tons of filters, or a spellchecker that promises to write error-free emails. These tempting downloads can sometimes be hiding a nasty surprise: spyware. Spyware is sneaky software that […]

Fight malware like a pro: the power of limited access

Ever heard of “fighting fire with fire”? Well, fighting malware is about limiting its power Here’s a secret weapon: the principle of least privilege. Imagine your computer as a castle. You (the user) control who enters and what they can do. Least privilege is like giving out specific keys instead of a master key to […]

Password power up: crafting unbreakable codes

Ever feel like your passwords are more like flimsy padlocks? Time to level up your security game with strong, uncrackable passwords. Imagine your password as a fortress gate – the stronger it is, the harder it is to break in. Here’s how to build an impenetrable password fortress: Bonus tip: Consider using a password manager […]

Be wary of digital disguises: protect your info

Ever receive an email that seems legit, asking for your personal details? Or stumble upon a website that looks real but feels…off? Be cautious, tech adventurer. These could be phishing attempts – bad actors trying to steal your information. Imagine a wolf in sheep’s clothing, luring you in to take your data. Phishing emails and […]

Feeling tracked by emails – disable those hidden spies

Ever wonder if email marketers track whether you open their messages? Tiny, hidden images called tracking pixels do just that. They’re like invisible spies, reporting back to marketers if you’ve opened their emails. While this helps them send “relevant” emails, it can feel creepy. So, how to stop them? Two ways to fight back: Remember: […]

Password recycling – it’s a big no-no

Reusing passwords? It’s tempting, but like sharing your toothbrush, it’s a recipe for trouble. Let’s talk about keeping your accounts safe with unique and strong passwords for each site. Imagine using the same key for all your doors. Scary, right? Hackers can use one stolen password to unlock all your accounts if you reuse them. […]