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Cybercriminals have various tricks up their sleeves. Learn about the different types of online scams, what to do if you are a victim and how to avoid falling for one.

A hacked Apple ID can lead to stolen personal data, financial loss and even being locked out of your own devices. In this video, we’ll show you five warning signs your Apple ID has been hacked and the crucial steps to take if it happens to you.

Protect your online accounts with Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) by adding another layer of security to keep hackers out. Watch this short video to learn what 2FA codes are, how they work and why you should use them.

Ever had your phone act like it has a mind of its own? Pop-ups? Sudden shutdowns? Your battery is draining in record time? You might be dealing with spyware. Watch this video to learn the signs of spyware and how to remove it from your device.

A pretexting attack is a type of social engineering attack in which the threat actor persuades their target to reveal sensitive information or send money by making up a story – hence the word “pretext.” Learn more about pretexting attacks, how they work and how you can protect yourself.

Have you ever wondered if a website is legitimate or a scam? Watch this video to learn five easy ways you can check if a website is safe and how to avoid sketchy websites in the future.

Juice jacking is a security exploit in which devices are compromised when plugged into an infected USB charging station or port, or when using an infected charging cable. Learn more about juice jacking and how you can protect yourself.

Exploring different methods of passwordless authentication? In this video, we break down the differences between two popular passwordless authentication methods: magic links and passkeys.

Think before you click! Phishing links can lead to malware infections, stolen passwords and financial loss. Watch this short video to learn how phishing links work, ways to spot them and what to do if you accidentally click one.

Have you received multiple alerts about compromised passwords? Don’t panic – take action! Watch this short video to learn easy steps to secure your accounts and protect yourself from identity theft.