Learn to protect yourself!
You don’t have to know what phishingA fake message or page that looks trustworthy and tries to get your data or money. More is, or ransomwareA type of malware that locks or encrypts data and demands a ransom. More, VPNA service that routes your connection through another server and usually encrypts traffic between yo... More or AESA common standard algorithm for encrypting data. The acronym alone does not guarantee a secure produ... More. Still you can learn how to protect yourself and your device against threats which are lurking in the online world.
Attackers are always looking for the weakest spot. And the main target isn’t the IT department of a company, but the regular users.
The user is being told not to open suspicious attachments from emails, to change the passwordIn general, a password is an arbitrary string of characters including letters, digits, or other symb... More every three months, which must contain upper and lower cases, three numbers and twelve Chinese characters.
However, no one can advise the user how to do it correctly.
What you will learn:
- Who hackers are and what techniques they are using;
- How to secure your online accounts (e-mail, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and others) against theft;
- How to create passwordsIn general, a password is an arbitrary string of characters including letters, digits, or other symb... More … and why not to use them 🙂
- How to secure your cell phone;
- How to get different login credentialsThe information used to log in to a service, usually username, email, password, code, or security ke... More for each service that you use;
- How to communicate in a secure and totally encrypted manner on the Internet;
- How to store your private or business documents, photos and other files, so that no one else would get them.
…and much more.
