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A woman putting on a mask, symbolizing the act of impersonating someone else online.

ByViktor Sobiecki

July 24, 2024

Social Media Impersonation: What Is It and How to Deal With It

Online Sextortion

A young man sitting in front of a computer, appearing catatonic while playing a video game, highlighting gaming-related risks.

ByViktor Sobiecki

July 24, 2024

Gaming Security: How To Stay Safe and Risks To Avoid

Extortion

A young woman recording a video for her social media channel, appearing overly candid and oversharing personal information.

ByViktor Sobiecki

July 24, 2024

Oversharing on Social Media: 6 Things Never To Mention for Your Security

Online Blackmail

An email inbox with padlock icons, symbolizing the potential risks associated with email addresses even without passwords.

ByViktor Sobiecki

July 24, 2024

What Can Someone Do With My Email Address Without the Password?

Online Blackmail

A cybernetic toad, symbolizing the digital impact of cyber attacks known as toad attacks.

ByViktor Sobiecki

July 24, 2024

TOAD Attacks: What They Are and How To Prevent Them

Extortion

A scantily clad woman posing as an escort, seductively placing foreign currency in her stockings.

ByViktor Sobiecki

July 19, 2024

Escort Scams: How To Identify and Avoid Them

Online Sextortion

A dimly lit scene with a phone displaying a red security alert message about data privacy, indicating a potential hack.

ByViktor Sobiecki

July 11, 2024

Is My Phone Hacked? How To Check and What To Do if It Is

Software

A man attempting to log in to software on his tablet, symbolizing the importance of secure password management.

ByViktor Sobiecki

July 11, 2024

How To Choose a Password Manager: 8 Things To Consider

Software

A young woman looking concerned as she contemplates the loss of her hacked and deleted Instagram account, with a hacker icon in the background.

ByViktor Sobiecki

July 11, 2024

Instagram Hacked and Deleted? Here’s What To Do

Extortion

A woman using her cell phone to access hotel Wi-Fi, symbolizing the risks to personal data in public networks.

ByViktor Sobiecki

July 11, 2024

Is Hotel WiFi Safe? A Security Guide

Online Blackmail

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