With the increasing prevalence of online identity theft and data leaks, how can I protect myself from becoming a victim?
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There are several measures you can take to protect yourself from online identity theft and data leaks. First, use two-factor authentication on all of your accounts to secure access with a unique code sent via text message or email. Second, be cautious what information you provide on websites. only share sensitive information over secure HTTPS web pages and do not respond to emails requesting personal information. Third, keep your operating system, apps and anti-virus software up-to-date for extra security. finally, set firewall rules for public networks to prevent anyone access your device while connected to an unsecure public network.
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With the increasing prevalence of online identity theft and data leaks, how can I protect myself from becoming a victim?
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To best protect yourself from identity theft and data leaks, you should always be diligent with your passwords, use two-factor authentication where possible, avoid clicking links or downloading files from unverified emails, and check your credit score periodically. Additionally, you should consider using antivirus software to guard against malicious software and employing a personal Virtual Private Network (VPN) for additional security when connecting to public networks. Additionally, stay up to date with news about cybersecurity threats by regularly visiting IT Security websites or blogs and be sure to patch all of your digital devices when new software updates are available.
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With the increasing prevalence of online identity theft and data leaks, how can I protect myself from becoming a victim?