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Awareness Campaigns for Safety

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Untrusted digital content refers to movies, music, or media accessed through unofficial or unsecured platforms that can expose users to malware, data theft, and privacy risks.

AI-driven scams are an advanced form of digital fraud that rely on artificial intelligence (AI) to create messages, calls, and content that appear real and trustworthy, in order to deceive victims.

Digital safety focuses on protecting children and empowering them to use the internet and digital technologies safely and responsibly, with proper parental supervision and guidance.

Digital account cleanup involves reviewing your online presence to delete unused accounts, cancel unnecessary subscriptions, and update weak credentials.

Applications downloaded from unverified sources that may compromise your data, privacy, and device security.

Artificial Intelligence is the ability of systems to mimic human actions, such as imitating voices, tones, and even faces, to appear trustworthy and convincing.

BNPL (Buy Now, Pay Later) allows you to buy immediately and pay later in installments, but these services are increasingly vulnerable to fraud.

Cloud storage security involves protecting data stored in cloud platforms from unauthorized access, theft, or loss due to cyberattacks or weak security measures.

Content sharing etiquette involves responsible and secure sharing of online content, ensuring that privacy, security, and ethical considerations are maintained.

Deepfake technology uses artificial intelligence to manipulate audio, video, or images to create highly realistic but false content. These synthetic media can make it appear as though someone is saying or doing something they never did.

In a cybersecurity context, “drugs” often refers to illegal activities online, such as the sale of illicit substances through dark web marketplaces or phishing scams involving fake drug advertisements.

Email encryption is a security measure that protects your messages by ensuring only the intended recipient can read them.

Email security involves measures to protect email accounts from unauthorized access, phishing, and other cyber threats.

Keeping your software and devices up to date means downloading the latest official updates to patch vulnerabilities and boost security performance.

Protecting personal photos and videos involves securing digital media from unauthorized access, theft, or misuse, whether stored on devices, cloud platforms, or shared online.

Oversharing refers to revealing too much personal, financial, or professional information online, which can be exploited by cybercriminals or misused by others.

Public Wi-Fi networks are open internet connections available in public places, such as cafes, airports, and hotels, which can be exploited by cybercriminals to intercept data or launch attacks.

Safeguarding sensitive documents refers to protecting personal, financial, or professional files from unauthorized access, theft, or loss.

Secure file transfer refers to using encrypted or protected methods to send files over the internet to prevent unauthorized access or data breaches.

Secure messaging apps use end-to-end encryption to protect the privacy of messages, calls, and shared files from interception or unauthorized access.