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Don’t be fooled by the .gov badge

Think seeing “.gov” at the end of a website means it’s safe? Think again. Hackers are sneaky. They can register fake .gov domains and trick you into thinking you’re dealing with a legitimate government agency. They might send you emails or create websites that look exactly like the real thing. Once you’re on their fake […]

Secret messages: the power of encrypted chat apps

Ever heard of SS7? It’s a system that connects mobile phone networks. And guess what? Hackers can exploit it to spy on your calls and texts! That’s why it’s important to use encrypted chat apps when sharing super-sensitive information. These apps scramble your messages, making them unreadable to anyone who intercepts them. Think of it […]

Stalkerware – the creepy apps you didn’t know you had

Ever heard of “stalkerware”? It’s not a new horror movie – it’s a real threat to your privacy. These sneaky apps can secretly track someone’s smartphone activity without their knowledge. Imagine someone monitoring your every move, knowing who you’re talking to, where you’re going, and what you’re searching for online. It’s creepy, right? Stalkerware can […]

Lost your iPhone? Wipe it clean

Losing your phone is a bummer, but losing your phone and your personal information is even worse. That’s why it’s important to know how to remotely erase your iPhone if it ever goes missing. Here’s a quick guide: Important Note: Once you erase your iPhone, you won’t be able to use tracking features like “Find […]

Password power-up: ditch the weak links

Tired of forgetting your passwords? Or maybe you’re guilty of using the same one for everything? It’s time to shake things up. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) recommends using long, complex passwords that are hard to guess. Think of them like a strong lock on your digital doors. Here’s how to create […]

Don’t let online bullies ruin your day

Social media is supposed to be fun, but sometimes it can turn into a toxic place. If you or someone you know is being harassed, threatened, or bullied online, don’t ignore it. Here’s what you can do: Remember, you don’t have to deal with online harassment alone. There are resources available to help you.