In a world where scams are just a click away, your vigilance is your best defense. Here are some golden rules to keep your information safe while using your cell phone: 1. Don’t trust caller ID. Scammers are crafty and can fake numbers. 2. Register your number with the National Do Not Call registry at donotcall.gov to avoid unwanted calls. 3. See a “business” number in a text? Don’t take it as proof of legitimacy. Received a text asking to confirm or provide personal info? Delete it immediately. #FightFraudFriday #FinancialSecurity #StayProtected #FightFraud
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Your online identity is priceless. Treat it like a VIP. Regularly monitor your accounts, report suspicious activity promptly, and always be skeptical of unexpected requests. Safeguarding your identity is a constant duty. 🛡️👤 #IdentityProtection #ArcherEnergySolutions
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Swatting is a thing outside of elected officials and gamers. Scary because there’s not a lot that can be done to prevent it. 2 things that can be done: 1. If you think you’re a potential target, let your local police department know by calling their non-emergency line. 2. Minimize your available information online. It’s hard to do personally but there are many services that have expertise. Missing anything?
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Wearing your sunscreen this summer will give you an extra layer of protection. So will changing your password periodically so fraudsters can’t easily gain access to your accounts. 😉🔒 #NationalSunscreenDay #FraudPrevention #PasswordProtection
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Don’t get caught in a scam! Here are 3 quick tips to protect yourself: 1. Be cautious of unknown callers asking for money. 2. Don’t click on suspicious links in emails. 3. Always verify before sharing personal information. #SeniorSafety #AvoidScams #StayProtected #FraudPrevention #R2YNTips
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The result of the command "netstat -sp tcp" does not necessarily mean that your computer is hacked. It provides information about TCP protocol statistics and connections on your system. Scams, appearing in various forms, aim to acquire your money by coaxing you into disclosing personal information, stealing data, or deceiving you into giving away funds. Recognizing scams is crucial to safeguard yourself from fraudsters. #SecurityAwareness #FraudPrevention #StayVigilant #RiskManagement #ScamAlert #CommunitySafety
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SWAT ing is being used against elected and highly sensitive officials within the US government. users, patients, employees, customers, suppliers and more are way easier targets. luckily no disaster happened here, hut anytime law enforcement is sent to someones home expecting a hostage situation or gun violence, tensions are high and triggers are prepared to be pulled. include this in your threat models
Swatting is a thing outside of elected officials and gamers. Scary because there’s not a lot that can be done to prevent it. 2 things that can be done: 1. If you think you’re a potential target, let your local police department know by calling their non-emergency line. 2. Minimize your available information online. It’s hard to do personally but there are many services that have expertise. Missing anything?
CISA’s Easterly the target of ‘harrowing’ swatting incident
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URGENT! WARNING! EMERGENCY! Did that get your attention? Scammers often use alarming tactics to try and catch you off guard. Stay one step ahead and informed on how to best deal with these types of scams. Be sure to question the urgency, verify the contact independently, only use secure payment methods for online transactions, and check URLs before making any moves. Awareness is your best defense.
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Fraudsters are rapidly turning to “snail mail” to steal mail searching for any checks they can “wash” and reuse for themselves. Learn how to protect your mail and your checks with these tips: https://okt.to/BeRSNJ
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