Other Posts Tagged "Identity Theft"

10 Common Cybersecurity Mistakes & How to Avoid Them

2023-03-09 (Modified: 2025-01-13) — Written by SimeonOnSecurity — 6 min read

Learn how to protect yourself from cyber threats by avoiding these 10 common cybersecurity mistakes.

A cartoon lock protecting a laptop, with a hacker in the background.

#cybersecurity #online security #Cyber Threats #Hacking #Phishing

Defending Against Social Engineering Attacks in Cybersecurity

2023-03-05 (Modified: 2025-01-13) — Written by SimeonOnSecurity — 4 min read

Learn how to defend against social engineering attacks and protect your data from cybercriminals in this informative article.

A cartoon shield with a padlock in the center, representing the idea of defending against social engineering attacks in cybersecurity

#cybersecurity #Social Engineering #phishing scams #security updates #Password Security

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A Guide to Multi-Factor Authentication: Types and Best Practices

2023-03-02 (Modified: 2025-01-13) — Written by SimeonOnSecurity — 9 min read

Learn about the different types of multi-factor authentication and how to choose the best one for your security needs in our ultimate guide.

A cartoon person standing in front of a computer, with a lock symbol above their head and different types of authentication factors, such as a key, a phone, a fingerprint, etc., floating around them

#Multi-Factor Authentication #online security #Password Security #two-factor authentication #cybersecurity

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How to Identify Phishing Emails, Texts, and Calls

2023-03-01 (Modified: 2025-01-13) — Written by SimeonOnSecurity — 4 min read

Learn how to identify phishing attempts in emails, texts, and calls to keep your personal information safe.

An image of a cartoon character with a superhero costume and a shield blocking a fishing rod with a phishing email on it.

#Phishing #online security #Email Security #cybersecurity #Internet Safety

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What to Do If You Think Your Email or Phone Is Compromised

2023-02-27 (Modified: 2025-01-13) — Written by SimeonOnSecurity — 10 min read

Learn the essential steps to take if you suspect your email, desktop, or phone has been hacked or compromised, including changing passwords, scanning for malware, and wiping your device clean.

A cartoon image of a person standing in front of a computer or phone with a concerned expression, while a cartoon hacker lurks in the background.

#device security #Data Protection #Malware #Password Security #data backup

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