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What do you do when you need to download a program? If you’re like most people, then you’ll search for it online.
Now imagine that you find a website with the company’s logo, the correct product name, and a big Download button.
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What happens when your inbox starts overflowing? When another unwanted email appears, you scroll straight to the bottom and click Unsubscribe.
Problem solved, right?
Usually.
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We’ve all seen the pop ups…. “Please verify you are human.”
So you click the checkbox, identify a few traffic lights and maybe solve a quick puzzle, and then you can go on your way.
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What happens when you leave a comment on Facebook, X, Instagram, or another social platform?
It happens all too often: Within minutes, someone responds aggressively.
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What happens if you’ve stepped away from your computer when an important work email comes through?
No problem. You pull out your personal phone, open the attachment, make a quick change, and send it back.
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Filling out online forms is annoying.
That’s why most browsers offer to remember your name, address, phone number, email, passwords, and even credit card information for you.
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We spend a lot of time talking about protecting our passwords, but what happens when a cybercriminal doesn’t need yours?
In August 2026, attackers compromised more than 5,000 Dropbox customers found out when attackers exploited a weakness involving a third-party login connection with Lenovo.
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In August 2026, Manchester Airports Group (MAG) announced a cyberattack affecting approximately 8.7M customers. The company owns Manchester, London Stansted, and East Midlands airports.
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How many social media profiles do you have right now? How often do you post on each of these pages?
With phones always in hand and the internet constantly abuzz, sharing moments from our daily lives on social media has become second nature.
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What happens when your data is found on the Dark Web?
First, what is the Dark Web?
It’s essentially an illegal online e-retail space where criminals can exchange services and money. About 3M people visit the Dark Web every day.
