tips that everyone should know!
We have mentioned several times, both individually and collectively, security issues that concern us all, but it seems that this is never enough. The truth is that the largest mass of cyber attacks still occur because a user forgot to update or – mercy be upon our tongue – had the access details written on a piece of paper stuck to the computer screen, in Excel with the exam program, on their Facebook wall!
Read this article very carefully and give yourself the opportunity to really check what you are making of all this and ultimately whether you are exposed.
Beware of attacks via social media
You are neither the first nor the last to click on the happy teddy bear that appeared on the right side of your screen shouting that you won from 100 to 10000000000 euros! Just accept it as a given that no one gives us ANYTHING for free on the internet! Well done, you have become, once again, part of a botnet! Another key part that we need to watch out for on social media is social engineering attacks. The doll that catches your eye is probably, guess what, not a doll. It will look more like this guy in the photo who is trying by any means to pinch your credit card number!
Change your phone's PIN to a regular password
And don't give me 0000 or 1111 again like you're the grandma with Alzheimer's. The default pin code is not secure on any type of device. Go to your mobile device's settings and change the password to something brave! Whether you use iOS or Android, you have the ability to change the access settings. If on the other hand you don't want to have a self-respecting password, just change your PIN often.
Of course, more tips for both home and corporate users will follow. Until then, stay tuned!
