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Password fatigue? Meet your new best friend: a password manager

Remember that time you forgot your email password for the fifth time this month? Or maybe you’re guilty of using the same password for everything, hoping no one notices? It’s time to ditch those risky habits and embrace the power of password managers. These digital vaults are like super-smart safes for your online life. You […]

New account – new password – don’t repeat

Using the same password for every online account is like using the same key for your house, car, and office. It’s just asking for trouble. Imagine if a hacker figured out your password for one account. With that, they could potentially unlock all your other accounts – your email, bank, social media, and more. It’s […]

Free streaming: the price isn’t always free

We all love a good binge-watching session, but there’s a right way and a wrong way to do it. Free streaming sites might seem like a dream come true, but they often come with a hefty price tag – your privacy and security. These illegal streaming sites are like shady back alleys of the internet. […]

Don’t get hooked by shortened links

Shortened links are like tiny, mysterious packages. You don’t know what’s inside until you open them. And just like in real life, some packages contain surprises you don’t want. Cybercriminals love using shortened links to hide malicious websites. These links can take you to places you don’t want to go, like sites that steal your […]

Public Wi-Fi: not risk free

Free Wi-Fi is tempting, but it’s like leaving your front door unlocked. Public Wi-Fi networks are basically open houses for hackers. They can easily eavesdrop on your online activities and steal your personal information. Imagine having a conversation in a crowded room, knowing anyone could be listening in. That’s basically what using public Wi-Fi is […]

Password perfection: don’t be a repeat offender

Using the same password for everything is like using the same key for your house, car, and office. It’s just asking for trouble. Imagine if a hacker figured out your password for one account. With that, they could potentially unlock all your other accounts – your email, bank, social media, and more. It’s like handing […]