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🧠 Tip: Turn on login alerts for all your key accounts. If someone signs in from an unrecognized device or location, you’ll be notified instantly — allowing you to lock things down before damage occurs. #CyberSecurity
🧩 Tip: Review and revoke third-party app access to your online accounts. Over time, unused integrations (e.g., old calendar or social media tools) can become backdoors if compromised. #CyberSecurity #Privacy #InfoSec
🔄 Tip: Monitor and apply firmware updates for devices like routers, printers, and IoT equipment. Attackers increasingly target outdated firmware to bypass traditional security controls. #CyberSecurity #InfoSec
🔍 Tip: Keep an updated inventory of all edge and IoT devices on your network — from printers to smart cameras to sensors. Many attacks start at unmanaged or forgotten devices with weak controls. #CyberSecurity #InfoSec
🔍 Tip: Keep an updated inventory of all edge and IoT devices on your network — from printers to smart cameras to sensors. Many attacks start at unmanaged or forgotten devices with weak controls. #CyberSecurity #InfoSec
🔑 Secure your voicemail. Phone-based account recovery can be abused if attackers access your voicemail. Set a strong PIN, disable remote access if unused, and don’t rely on voicemail for sensitive account resets. #CyberSecurity #InfoSec #Privacy
🛡️ Review app permissions regularly. Many mobile apps request access they don’t need — like contacts, location, or microphone. Audit your permissions and revoke unnecessary ones to reduce risk of data leaks. #CyberSecurity #InfoSec
🔐 Use MFA recovery codes wisely. When you enable multi-factor authentication, most services provide backup/recovery codes. Store them offline in a safe place — not in your email or cloud drive. They can save you if you lose access to your device. #CyberSecurity #MFA #InfoSec
🍂 Digital autumn cleaning matters. Audit your accounts, devices & apps. Remove unused accounts/software—these often become forgotten doors for attackers. Keep only what you need. #CyberSecurity #InfoSec
🛡 Beware of QR code phishing (“quishing”). Attackers embed malicious links in fake QR codes on posters, emails, or messages. Always verify the source before scanning, and use your device’s built-in security to preview links. #CyberSecurit
🔒 Secure your cloud accounts. Enable MFA, review third-party app permissions regularly, and set up alerts for unusual logins. Cloud misconfigurations are one of the top causes of breaches today. #CyberSecurity
🛡 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
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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
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