Secure Your Devices
Lock every phone, laptop, and tablet with a strong passcode, screen lock, and encryption. A locked, updated device is far harder to break into.
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Tap each letter to learn the SMART way to defend yourself online.
Lock every phone, laptop, and tablet with a strong passcode, screen lock, and encryption. A locked, updated device is far harder to break into.
Use a password manager to create and store long, unique passwords for every account, so a single leak can never unlock the rest.
Turn on multi-factor authentication (MFA/2FA) wherever you can. A second factor keeps attackers out even when they already have your password.
Do not ignore suspicious emails, texts, or account alerts. Reporting early helps protect you and everyone around you.
Before responding, ask yourself: “What are they trying to make me do?” Attackers use fear, urgency, curiosity, or trust to trick you.
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Try itNo code will ever work here — that's the point. Keep every device locked, encrypted, and up to date.
1Password
Use a trusted password manager for strong, unique logins on every account.
RecommendedApps like 1Password store credentials securely and fill them only on real sites.
Turn it onMFA blocks over 99% of automated account-takeover attacks — even if your password leaks.
Dear Valued Customer,
We detected unusual activity onyou'reaccount. Failure to respond will result in permanent suspension.
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Click here for more detailsDemoCan you spot all seven red flags before you reply or click?
WatchSee how attackers manipulate trust — then ask what they want you to do next.
Cyberattacks rarely look dangerous at first. Explore the schemes designed to earn your trust—and steal what matters.
It may look harmless.
That is the point.
Fake texts that trick you into clicking malicious links.
Fraudulent calls that manipulate you to share sensitive info.
A convincing email designed to make you click, sign in, or reveal private information.
Deceptive sites that look real to steal your login details or payments.
Malicious software that infects your device and steals your data.
Manipulating you into breaking normal security precautions.
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