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Phishing and scam messages
The pattern behind almost every scam is urgency plus a request: something is wrong, act now, do this one thing. Real organisations don’t work…
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What a weak password exposes
When one reused password leaks, attackers try that same pair everywhere: email, bank, socials. It is automated and fast. One weak password is rarely…
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CHECK
Search yourself
Search your own name and see what a stranger finds. Ask Google to remove results that show your contact details, and opt out of…
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CHECK
Check your password hygiene
A five-minute audit tells you where you stand. Enter your email at a breach checker like Have I Been Pwned. Ask your password manager…
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HABIT
Turn on two-factor everywhere
Two-factor adds a second step to a login, so a stolen password alone isn’t enough. An authenticator app or a passkey is stronger than…
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HABIT
Password best practices
A password manager is the one habit that fixes most password problems at once. It creates and remembers a different strong password for every…
Read the guide →Keeping kids safe online, age by age
You do not need to know every app. You need to know what goes wrong at each age, which settings matter, and how to…
Read the guide →How to spot a phishing message
The pattern behind almost every scam is urgency plus a request: something is wrong, act now, do this one thing. The tell: it pressures…
Read the guide →Lock down your accounts in 20 minutes
Most accounts are broken into with a stolen or reused password, not clever hacking. A few habits close the easy routes. Use a password…
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How attackers get past passwords
A password on its own is a single lock, and there are a few well-worn ways past it. Knowing how they work makes it…
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