Just me
Ordinary people are treated as the easy way in - through an inbox, a phone, a password used in too many places. None of it is personal; it is volume. The reassuring part is that a few steady habits close most of the door.
Your priorities, in order
Phishing emails
CriticalA fake message that persuades you to click, sign in or pay.
Scams & deceptionSee what to doScam texts (smishing)
HighThe same trick by text message - fake deliveries, fines, banks.
Scams & deceptionSee what to doWeak & reused passwords
CriticalOne password, used everywhere - the attackerβs master key.
Protecting your accountsSee what to doSIM-swapping
HighA criminal hijacks your phone number to catch your codes.
Protecting your accountsSee what to doCredential stuffing
HighStolen password lists tried automatically against your logins.
Protecting your accountsSee what to doSpear-phishing
CriticalPhishing written for you alone, using details that make it ring true.
Scams & deceptionSee what to doLost or stolen devices
HighA laptop or phone goes missing - with everything on it.
Your devices, car & homeSee what to doMan-in-the-middle
MediumSomeone quietly sitting between you and the site you are using.
Your devices, car & homeSee what to doDoxxing & harassment
HighYour private details published to intimidate, or to endanger you.
Platforms & social lifeSee what to doMobile malware & dodgy apps
MediumHarmful apps and fake βupdatesβ on your phone.
Protecting your accountsSee what to do