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🛡 Check software supply chain security. Only download apps from official stores, verify developer reputation, and avoid pirated software. Compromised software is a major attack vector. #CyberSecurity #InfoSec
🔒 Update IoT devices regularly. Smart cameras, doorbells, and speakers often have weak security. Always install firmware updates, disable unnecessary features, and place them on a separate network if possible. #CyberSecurity
🛡 Use security keys for 2FA when possible. Hardware security keys (FIDO2/U2F) offer the strongest defense against phishing and account takeover — far safer than SMS codes. #CyberSecurity #MFA #InfoSec
🔒 Review app permissions regularly. Many apps collect more data than they need — location, microphone, or contacts. Remove unnecessary permissions to protect your privacy and limit potential misuse. #CyberSecurity
Trump loses Nobel Peace Prize he shamelessly campaigned for time.com/7324832/trump-…
Americans often treat the Nobel Peace Prize as transactional—given for deals, not lasting peace. That mindset alone is why Trump should never win it. #NobelPeacePrize
🌐 Be cautious with browser extensions. Only install those you truly need from verified sources. Malicious or over-permissive extensions can read passwords, track activity, or inject ads and malware. Review permissions regularly. #CyberSecurity
💾 Encrypt your devices. Lost laptops and phones are a data goldmine for attackers. Turn on full-disk encryption (BitLocker, FileVault, or Android/iOS encryption) so your data stays safe even if your device doesn’t. #CyberSecurity
🧠 Think before you click. Phishing emails are getting harder to spot — even for experts. Always verify the sender’s address, hover over links before clicking, and never open unexpected attachments. #CyberSecurity
🧠 Don’t overshare online. Cybercriminals use social media posts to guess passwords, craft phishing lures, or answer security questions. Think before you post — even harmless details can be weaponized. #CyberSecurity
🔍 Check device permissions regularly. Apps often request access to data they don’t need (location, mic, contacts). Review and revoke unnecessary permissions to reduce your attack surface. #CyberSecurity #InfoSec
🔒 Keep your software & devices updated. Patches fix security flaws that attackers exploit. Enable automatic updates on your OS, apps, and router firmware to stay protected. #CyberSecurity #InfoSec
🛡 Enable MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) everywhere you can. Even if attackers steal your password, MFA adds a critical barrier that blocks most account takeover attempts. It’s one of the simplest, strongest protections available. #CyberSecurity
🔐 Turn off Bluetooth when you’re not using it. Always-on Bluetooth can expose your device to drive-by exploits or unauthorized pairing attempts, especially in public places. Disable it until you actually need it. #CyberSecurity #MobileSafety
🧼 Clear saved payment details from apps and browsers you no longer use. Storing cards in inactive shopping apps or old browser profiles increases your exposure if those platforms are breached. Remove what you don’t actively need. #CyberSecurity #OnlineSafety
🔐 Review dormant accounts—unused logins are silent security risks. Old employee accounts, forgotten cloud logins, or archived admin profiles can be exploited if not disabled or removed. Regularly audit and deprovision what’s no longer needed. #CyberSecurity #InfoSec
🔍 Not all “security tools” are legit. Fake VPNs, password apps or AV software can create risks. Stick to products vetted by national cyber agencies (CISA, NCSC, ENISA) or reputable cybersecurity companies. Trustworthiness matters more than features. #CyberSecurity #InfoSec
🛡️ Audit “shadow admin” accounts regularly. Misconfigurations & old roles can give users elevated access without the “admin” label. Review privileged groups/IAM roles, remove unused accounts, and enforce MFA on all with elevated rights. #CyberSecurity #InfoSec #ZeroTrust
📤 Limit what you share online. Cybercriminals mine social media for personal details (birthdays, pet names, locations) to craft convincing phishing or guess passwords. Share less, secure more. #CyberSecurity #InfoSec
🛡️ Turn on automatic updates for your operating system, browsers, and apps. Cybercriminals exploit outdated software to gain access—patching promptly is one of the strongest defenses. #CyberSecurity #InfoSec
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