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Phishing s (Phone calls)
Scammers use fraudulent s or texts, or copycat websites to get you to share valuable personal information – such as account numbers, Social Security numbers, your login IDs and passwords, or answers to your security questions.
Scammers use your information to steal your money or your identity or both.

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Phishing s (Phone calls)
Spoofed addresses
Legitimate subject matter
Spam
Essentially junk mail… annoying but not usually harmful

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CIO.com senior writer Sharon Florentine

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Links in s do not always lead where they are supposed to
Link leads to the real website

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Links in s do not always lead where they are supposed to
Link leads to another website

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How can you tell the difference?
Look for red flags

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Test your phishing IQ

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Malware
Malicious software that includes viruses, spyware, adware, worms, trojans, bots, ransomware, scareware, etc.
Malware is spread by clicking on infected links, downloading infected files, running games or utilities with the infected code

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How to protect yourself
Back up all your digital content
Keep your security software, web browser and operating system up to date
Use security software to scan USB and external devices before use
Be careful what you download

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How to protect yourself
Make better passwords and change them often
12 character sentences
Combination Capitals, Numbers, Symbols
Use the strongest authentication tools available such as biometrics, security keys or a unique one-time code through an app on your mobile device

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How to protect yourself
Visit known websites directly instead of using links
Disable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth when not in use
Do not conduct banking, shopping on a public network
Make online purchases only through secure sites
http vs https (S stands for secure)

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How to protect yourself
Keep personal information limited – even when deleted can remain on the internet forever
Don’t post anything that you wouldn’t want an employer (or your grandma) to see
Keep your privacy settings on
Be Careful who you meet

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National Cyber Security Alliance
Spam and Phishing
Online Shopping
Back it Up
Malware, Botnets and Ransomware

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Safe Kids Website
Video Games
Cell phone safety
Social Web Safety
Cyberbullying
Sexting, Online Predators
Family Contracts