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“Legitimate apps from app stores only ever ask for necessary information.” Well, turns out that up to 87% of apps ask for data they don’t actually need to function 🙃
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"Only tech-savvy people need to worry about online security." Cybersecurity is everyone's responsibility, regardless of your technical expertise.
#WorstCyberQuotes: "Seules les personnes douées en technologie doivent se préoccuper de la sécurité en ligne." La cybersécurité est la responsabilité de chacun, indépendamment de votre expertise technique.
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"I never download anything, so I don't need antivirus software." Even if you don't download files, you can still be at risk from malicious websites and phishing attacks.
#WorstCyberQuotes: "Je ne télécharge jamais rien, donc je n'ai pas besoin d'un logiciel antivirus." Même si vous ne téléchargez pas de fichiers, vous pouvez toujours être à risque de sites web malveillants et d'attaques de phishing.
#WorstCyberQuotes: "I'm sure this free VPN is just as good as a paid one."
#WorstCyberQuotes: "Je suis sûr que ce VPN gratuit est aussi bon qu'un payant."
#WorstCyberQuotes: "I don't need a VPN - I have nothing to hide."
#WorstCyberQuotes: "Je n'ai pas besoin d'un VPN - je n'ai rien à cacher."
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“Nice! A friend sent me a link to a free voucher. Seems legit.” Think twice before clicking it. Your friend could be dealing with malware that automatically spreads through private messages. Ask for more details to ensure that it’s indeed a legit offer.
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“Adding social media accounts to my dating profile in three, two, one…” Be careful! Besides showing your personality, this move could also breach your online privacy. So before connecting an account, think if you’re ready to show it to everyone.
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“Why should I memorize my credit card numbers? I’m not Einstein. I’ll just save them in my browser.” Think of a scenario where malware sniffs through your data and grabs everything. Saving sensitive data on your browser is a risk not worth taking.
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“I won’t bother with Two-Factor authentication. A strong password is more than enough.” A hacker could still guess your password, no matter how strong it is. Using 2FA makes it almost impossible for someone to breach your online accounts.
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“I’ll delay this software update until tomorrow. There’s no rush.” More often than not, tomorrow becomes weeks or months. Unfortunately, you are more prone to cyberattacks without the most recent updates. Install them as soon as possible.
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“This public Wi-Fi is safe. It’s password-protected.” A password doesn’t automatically make something secure. If the password is displayed on the wall of a cafe, that still means anyone can connect to it. That’s if the Wi-Fi hotspot itself isn’t fake.
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“Criminals won’t target me — I’m not rich.” Nope. Most hackers won’t research how much money you make. It’s all about hitting as many targets as possible, hoping that a few of them will take the bait.
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“My old account was broken into, but I don’t use it anymore, so who cares?” Even if the account is ten years old, it might still hold sensitive information about who you are. It’s best to close them as soon as you decide to stop using them.
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“Going to Hawaii for a week. I should let my friends know!” Are you sure that it’s just your friends who will see the post? Be careful about letting strangers know when you’re away from home. But you can always share your beach pics when you’re back!
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“My office is super cute, I’ll post a pic!” Be careful! You might reveal something confidential by accident. Can you see a colleague’s screen in the background? Maybe there’s a reflection of a number-filled whiteboard in the window?
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“I don’t need to be careful on my phone — it’s safer than my laptop.” It is! But there are still plenty of cyberthreats on your smartphone. From voice phishing calls to hundreds of malicious apps, there’s plenty of reason to stay cautious.
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