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Digital threats

Know the common attacks before they reach you. Each threat explains how it works, who it targets, and exactly what to do — before and after.

01Scams & Fraud

Phishing attacks

Fake messages that trick you into handing over passwords, codes, or money.

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02Devices

Ransomware

Malware that locks your files and demands payment to unlock them.

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03Passwords & Logins

SIM-swap attacks

Criminals steal your phone number to intercept codes and take over accounts.

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04Scams & Fraud

Romance & investment scams

A slow build of trust that ends in a request for money or a fake investment.

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05Privacy

Identity theft

Someone uses your personal details to open accounts or borrow in your name.

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06Devices

Spyware & stalkerware

Hidden software that secretly watches everything you do on your device.

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