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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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Étiquette : Own your digital life
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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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RISK
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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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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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…
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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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Review your app permissions
Over time, apps collect permissions you have forgotten about: location, microphone, camera, contacts, photos. A five-minute tidy-up switches off the ones no app needs,…
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Can you spot a phishing message?
Phishing messages try to look real enough that you act without thinking. The good news is they tend to share the same tells, and…
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Check what’s public about you
The quickest way to see what a stranger can learn about you is to look at yourself the way they would. This is a…
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Spot a romance or investment scam
You do not need to be an expert to catch these scams. You just need to know the handful of moves they nearly all…
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