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Leaving my cell phone anywhere and forgetting to sign out from devices.

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Not changing my passwords regularly

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Apply the same passwords for all my accounts

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downloading files from unfamiliar sites

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reuse password

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Compromised VPN passwords or Remote services passwords

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compromised password and someone uses my password

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compromised password and someone uses my password

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fake email from banks or government. asking me to login. and the emails often look really official 

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fake email from banks or government. asking me to login. and the emails often look really official 

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internet usage.. not knowing what could b downloaded. and it could b Trojan. 

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internet usage.. not knowing what could b downloaded. and it could b Trojan. 

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clicking on spam mails that look like official mails

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clicking on spam mails that look like official mails

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failure to check senders address

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sometimes reusing the same password for several accounts out of convenience

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sometimes reusing the same password for several accounts out of convenience

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Re-using same passwords for different login websites

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Re-using same passwords for different login websites

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Hi there

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Not having antimalware solutions on devices. Not checking every time that the link accessed is not a phishing site.

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Not having antimalware solutions on devices. Not checking every time that the link accessed is not a phishing site.

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I think these sites have a lot of click baits

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Not updating to latest OS version on Mac book / mobile phones

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Not updating to latest OS version on Mac book / mobile phones

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Visiting unknown websites

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Leaving the workstation unlock when stepping away

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Leaving the workstation unlock when stepping away

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I uses multiple apps with same password

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Cybersecurity is simply the set of tools and habits you use to lock the doors and windows of your digital world.

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save password in the phone and download and install apps by APK then password information leaked to others

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Although I do use a strong password, I do not change it unless I am prompted to. And I also tend to use the same password for most things as it is easier to remember. Too much password changes can sometimes cause confusion.

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Credit card company asking for updates to my personal data. Turns out to be a scam.

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Credit card company asking for updates to my personal data. Turns out to be a scam.

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The weakest link in cybersecurity kill chain is the human.

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reusing my password and not creating a strong password. clicking on links.

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reusing my password and not creating a strong password. clicking on links.

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Disguise as online delivery service checking in on me on some late parcels. Coincidentally, i'm expecting some online delivery at the same time and a near miss in clicking on the phishing email link.

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Vulnerabilities in my online behaviour/habits

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Vulnerabilities in my online behaviour/habits

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Publishing my entire work resume in online public commercial repositories is an invitation for scam syndicates to collect all my data to be used against me someday.

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very similar email address that seems real

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very similar email address that seems real

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clicking on a link that you have seen before but the email sent is dubious

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Clicking on unknown links thinking that it lead me to watch online dramas or downloading apps from unauthorised website (fake websites). 

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Clicking on unknown links thinking that it lead me to watch online dramas or downloading apps from unauthorised website (fake websites). 

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Sometimes online dramas may have additional links and one click may cause me to be in a vulnerable state especially if im not vigilant enough to double check the url. As for the apps, it can happen when the app looked similar to the original app. Again, not checking the url properly before clicking, may cause my personal information to be at stake.

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The Common Threats of Cybersecurity: Reflecting on past experiences, what vulnerabilities exist in your online behaviors or habits that could lead to cyber attacks?

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The Common Threats of Cybersecurity: Reflecting on past experiences, what vulnerabilities exist in your online behaviors or habits that could lead to cyber attacks?

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1. Clicking on suspicious links

2. Downloading from websites

3. Not updating antivirus software

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Reflecting on my past experiences, one vulnerability in my online behavior was clicking on links from messages or emails that appeared to come from banks, assuming they were legitimate. This habit could expose me to phishing attacks, highlighting the importance of verifying sources and accessing bank services only through official websites or applications.

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I am very guilty of this as I've been looking for alternative websites that offers free services or use without thinking that they might be compromised sites

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Clicking a malicious link in an email or message can lead to phishing, malware infections, or even the installation of a backdoor that gives attackers unauthorized access to your device.

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I have an easily guessable password and that's scary!

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I have an easily guessable password and that's scary!

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I often download files from unfamiliar websites

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Click on strange site or download software from unreliable site.

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Click on strange site or download software from unreliable site.

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I realized that some of my online habits could make me vulnerable to cyber attacks, such as using similar passwords, clicking unfamiliar links, or connecting to public WiFi without thinking about security. I also sometimes share too much information online, which could make it easier for attackers to target me. I need to be more careful by using strong, unique passwords, checking links before clicking, and protecting my personal information.

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Using simple words or numbers makesaccounts easy to guess

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I sometimes use the same passwords for different accounts and may click on links without checking them carefully. I realize that I need to use stronger, unique passwords and be more careful with suspicious emails and links.

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My online habits may have vulnerabilities such as reusing passwords, clicking suspicious links, and sharing too much persona; information. To stay safe, I should use strong, unique passwords, enable MFA, avoid suspicious links, and keep me devices updated.