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Bulletins & Guides

National KE-CIRT/CC cybersecurity tips describe and offer advice about common security issues for non-technical computer users. The Internet offers so many opportunities to explore, create and collaborate. But it’s important to keep yourself safe and secure, so you can make the most of it. Whether you’re a new Internet user or an expert, the tips and tools here to help you navigate the web safely and securely are simply good to know.

Click on the following latest National KE-CIRT/CC cybersecurity tips for more information:

•Adware •Android Security
•Antivirus •ATM Skimmers
•Backdoors •Backing Up and Sync Google Account
•Baiting •Bank Fraud
•Benefits and Risks of Free Email Services •Blockchain
•Bluetooth Security •Browser Password Manager
•Cat Phishing •Child Secure Internet Applications
•Children And The Internet •Choosing and Protecting Passwords
•Clickjacking Cyber Scam •Cloud Computing
•Cover Your PC’s Camera When Not in Use •Cyber Security General Tip
•Cyber Security Tips for Travellers •Data Leakage
•Data Protection Bill •Dealing with Digital Credit Providers
•Digital De-cluttering •Digital Footprint
•Downloads •Dropbox Phishing
•Dumpster Diving •Effective Email Communication
•Email Phishing •End to End Encryption
•Fake News •Flash Drive Security
•Fraudulent Apps on Google Play Store •How to Identify Fake Websites
•Google or Facebook Sign-in •How to Stay Safe while Gaming Online
•Identity Theft on the Internet •Insider Threats
•How to Protect Your iOS Device •How to Stay Safe when Sharing Files
•Impersonation •Keeping Children Safe Online
•Keyloggers •Mobile Application Security
•Mobile and Online Banking •Mobile Calling Fraud
•Man In The Middle •Malvertising
•Money Muling •Mobile Apps
•Online Anonimity •Online Auctions
•Online Gambling Addiction •Online Gaming
•Online Shopping Protection •Online Shopping via Social Media
•Online Charity Scam •Operating System
•Oversharing •Password Reuse
•Password Stealers •Phishing Scams
•Pharming Scams •Protecting Your Privacy
•Protecting Portable Devices •Protecting Your Children on the Internet
•Public Wi-Fi •Ransomware
•Reporting Facebook Abusive Content •Reporting Instagram Abusive Content
•Reporting Twitter Abusive Content •Reporting YouTube Abusive Content
•Responding to Security Notifications •Rogue Software
•Safe Downloads •Safe Use of Social Networking Sites
•Safely Dispose of Sensitive or Confidential Documents •Second Hand Devices – Risk
•Secure Passwords •Secure Online Transactions
•Securing Your Web Browser •Sextortion Scams
•Shoulder Surfing Attacks •SMiShing (SMS Phishing)
•Social Engineering •Social Spamming
•Spoofing •Snap Maps and Location Privacy
•Software Updates •Stop Cyberbullying
•Spware •Tailgating
•Technical Support Scams – Mobile Network Operators •Third Party App Stores
•Trade Safe Online •Travelling Safely
•Two Step Authentication •Types of Hackers
•Uber Safety Tips •Using Caution with Email Attachments
•Using Caution with USB Drives •Vishing Attack
•VOIP Security Threats •What is Spam?
•WhatsApp Scams •What Unique Risks are Associated with Children?
•Why is Cyber Security a Problem? •Zero Day Attack
•Youtube Safety for Kids •Debunking Common Cybersecurity Myths
•Drive-by Downloads •Online Predators
•Rogue Security Software •Safer Internet Day
•Secure Disposal of Mobile Devices •Social Media Check-Ins
•Social Media Responsibility •Webcam Safety
•Fake Mobile Apps •Online Safety for Children
•Deepfakes •Identity Theft
•Internet Banking •Phishing Attacks
•Backdoor Attacks •Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) Attacks
•Public Wi-Fi •Staying Safe on Social Networking Sites
•Cyber Terrorists •Cyberbullying
•Disgruntled Insiders •End-of-Life Software
•Hacktivists •Internet Trolls
•Mobile Device Security •Online Shopping Scamse
•Organized Cyber Criminals •Peer-to-Peer File Sharing
•Script Kiddies •Secure Web Browsing

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