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Don’t fall for the urgent email: how to spot a phishing scam

We’ve all seen those emails – the ones that make your heart race. “Your account has been compromised!” “Your order can’t be fulfilled!” They’re designed to scare you into clicking a link or revealing your personal information. But before you panic, let’s talk about how to spot these malicious emails and keep your data safe. […]

Why you should report spam emails and how to do it

Let’s talk about something that annoys all of us: spam emails. You know, those unsolicited messages that clutter your inbox and often come with questionable offers or links? They’re the electronic equivalent of junk mail, and they can be a real hassle. But here’s the good news: you can take action against spam! Reporting spam […]

Unique passphrases keep your accounts safe

Let’s talk about something super important for your online safety: passphrases. You might think that using the same password for multiple accounts is convenient, but it’s actually a recipe for disaster. Cybercriminals are always on the lookout for easy targets, and if they get their hands on one of your passwords, they could potentially access […]

Ditch the spam avalanche: get a throwaway email!

Let’s face it, our inboxes are constantly under attack. Spam emails flood in, clogging up our digital lives. But what if you could create a buffer zone, a digital shield against the spam storm? Enter the “throwaway” email. It’s like a digital decoy, a secondary email address you use for all those online sign-ups, shopping […]

Avoiding Phishing Scams

We’ve all been there. You get an email or text message that looks legitimate, maybe even from your bank, urging you to “update your account” or “reset your password.” The urge to click is strong, especially if the message creates a sense of urgency. But before you do, take a deep breath and consider this: […]

Beware the click: why you should type your way to account safety

Phishing attacks are like sneaky digital traps, designed to trick you into clicking on malicious links or entering your personal information on fake websites. These links often arrive disguised as emails or text messages, appearing to be from trusted sources like your bank or social media platforms. They might urge you to “reset your password” […]