internet safety
This is the recommended minimum number of characters for a strong password.
12
You should avoid using this personal information in your passwords, like your birthday or pet's name.
guessable information
Downloading apps or files from untrustworthy websites could give your device this.
malware or virus
Using the same password for lots of accounts could lead to this problem.
can lead to getting hacked
This type of tool can help you generate and store secure, complex passwords.
password manager
This type of program scans your computer for harmful viruses.
antivirus software
Phishing emails are designed to trick you into giving away this.
personal info
Two-factor authentication (2FA) often requires something you know, something you have, or something you are. This is an example of "something you have."
phone or security token
these dangerous files are sometimes attached to scam emails.
fake attachments
These emails try to make you panic so you’ll act fast.
scam emails
Using the same password for multiple accounts increases the risk of this.
credential stuffing or account compromise
Updating your computer or apps helps protect you from these kinds of problems.
security bugs or hacks
Before posting pictures, you should remove this hidden data that shows where the picture was taken.
location of geo tags
This is the term for a fake website designed to mimic a legitimate one to steal your information
spoofed website
A type of virus that locks your files and asks for money is called this.
ransomware