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Hi my friend!!

Hope you are doing great, i just wanted to share some recommendations, to stay safe online,

If you use strong passwords and enable two-factor authentication (it can be through your phone), your accounts will be much safer. Also, if i were you, I would not click on suspicious links or URLs, remember thats an easy way to get hacked.

Cause Honestly, if I had been more careful in the past, I wouldn´t deal with some security issues today.

So, be carefull about what you post and who sees it. Your digital footprint is forever.

Let me know if you need help with anything!

Have a nice day!

Luis Orozco.

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Good afternoon, dear friend. I know you've had some problems with your social media page, so I'll give you some recommendations to protect yourself from future problems and maintain a strong digital identity.

1. Remember that good security protects us from third parties who want to take advantage of you.
If I had had this information before, I wouldn't have been scammed. Therefore, the first thing is to have a strong password. The longer it is, the more secure it will be. Remember to use capital letters.

2. If you share your passwords or personal information, your information can be stolen or extorted, so it's best not to do so.

3. Remember not to access unknown links, as many may contain malware, and your computer or laptop could be infected with a virus without you realizing it.

4. Avoid connecting to unsecured public Wi-Fi networks and use secure connections (HTTPS) whenever possible. Remember that any free internet connection can cost you more than you think.

5. Back up your important data. This will help you recover information in case of loss or theft.

Here are some recommendations I recommend you follow if you want to properly protect your digital identity and learn some basic cybersecurity skills.

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Hey Yesid,

Hope you’re doing great! I was thinking the other day about how easy it is for people to fall into online traps without even realizing it, so I wanted to share a few simple tips with you — just in case.

If you ever get a weird email or message from someone you don’t know, it’s better not to open it or click on any links. It could be a scam or a virus trying to mess with your stuff.

Also, you should try to use different passwords for your accounts. I know it’s a bit of a pain, but if someone figures out one password and you use it everywhere, they might get into everything. A password manager would definitely help with that.

Another thing — if you’re using public Wi-Fi at a café or airport, avoid logging into your bank or social media. If you really need to, it would be safer to use a VPN so no one can snoop on your connection.

Oh, and turn on two-factor authentication whenever you can. That way, even if someone gets your password, they won’t be able to get in without a second code.

Lastly, be careful with what you post online. If you share too many personal details, someone could use that info in ways you didn’t expect.

Anyway — just wanted to pass these along. If you ever need help setting something up or have a question, feel free to hit me up!

Take care and talk soon!

Samir

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Hi Dear friend Ricardo I hope you are OK, he thought about you and the problems you've faced lately with the security of your online accounts. I was worried and that's why I want to make some important recommendations with you about cybersecurity and protecting your digital identity. Nowadays, it's really important to stay safe online, and there are a few things you should always keep in mind. First, if you use the same password for all your accounts, hackers can easily access them all. So, make sure you use different, less obvious passwords for each one. Also, if someone sends you a suspicious link, don't click on it; that's how many people get hacked. If you open unknown emails, you run the risk of downloading malicious programs. It's best to delete them immediately. Also, if you don't update your applications and systems, you could face security issues. Updates often fix vulnerabilities, so keep everything up to date. As a warning, if you don't start using two-factor authentication, someone could easily access your social media accounts, or worse, your bank account. 🫢 And if someone tried to steal your identity online, what would you do? If I were you, I'd check my privacy settings on all my platforms. You would have been more careful. And if I were a hacker I would have made a worse attack. If you had enabled two-factor authentication earlier, maybe your old Instagram account wouldn't have been hacked. I'm so sorry for you.

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Hello my friend,

I hope you are doing very well. I'm taking a cybersecurity course, and I'm concerned that you may not be properly protecting your digital identity, which is simply your representation on the internet. That's why I want to share some tips I've learned so you can better protect yourself:

First of all, if you don't keep your devices updated, you should do so.

Use long, unique passwords if you want to keep your accounts secure.

When you sign up for an app, don't use the same email for everything.

If you received suspicious emails, I would recommend checking the sender's details. If it's unknown, don't open it.

Use two-factor authentication whenever it's available.

Activate the theft protection options on your phone so that your information won't be accessed if it gets stolen.

These are some tips that can be very useful for you. Remember that you can always look for more information on the internet to stay informed about new threats.

Take care and keep your data safe.

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HI! HOW ARE YOU PEDRO?

FINE, FINE AND YOU?

FINE, I have read many reports of account thefts and serious security breaches. Would you

like some advice on how to protect your account?

yeah, so intresting in about protect my info

Perfect. I recommend creating separate accounts so companies don't have your personal information. Enable some services like Apple Pay or Google Pay.

Also, create strong passwords, and I recommend changing them regularly to make them stronger.

The information is valuable but do not trust third-party applications, I don't think I'm entirely sure of its confidentiality.

Ok, that's your responsibility, but then don't say that you've lost your money.

You were right, they stole all the money I had in my account because I didn't follow your advice.