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To better protect against threats
IDENTITY THEFT
Cybercriminals are looking for confidential information (passwords, credit card numbers, social security numbers...), which they can use for illegal purposes (loans, online purchases, resale of data...). A serious crime with serious consequences for the victims.
ransomware
Ransomware is malicious software that can lock access to a device or encrypt its contents, with the aim of extorting money from you. Cybercriminals promise, with no guarantees of course, to restore access to your machine and affected data once the ransom is paid.
PHISHING
Phishing is a technique of impersonating a person or entity that you trust in order to extract sensitive or personal information from you. This most often takes the form of an email from your bank or other perfectly authentic-looking online service.
SPAM
Very common for decades (the first known spam dates back to 1978), spam is an email or any type of digital message that you did not request. Often irritating and boring, sometimes dangerous, you have to know how to guard against it.
INTRUSION
Intrusion consists of entering your network without authorization in order to take control of it and exploit the files and information stored on your devices. Protect yourself with an effective firewall and additional protections such as protection against Brute Force attacks
Adopt the right reflexes
Use unique, strong and complex passwords
Change the default passwords of the services you access
Use at least 12 characters including lowercase, uppercase, numbers and symbols
Secure access to your mobile devices and connected objects
Change the default identifiers of your connected objects
Only share access to your Wi-Fi with your loved ones
Beware of suspicious / fraudulent emails
Detect fake emails and file them in your spam folder
If you receive a message containing a link, position the mouse cursor (without clicking) on ​​this link to display the address to which it actually points
Do not distribute your personal information on the Internet
Manage your privacy settings so as not to disclose your private information (banking information, addresses, photos, etc.)
Remember to log out of your account on public computers
Apply updates to your devices and software
In general, version updates bring new features while fixing security vulnerabilities
Download your updates only from official sites
Make regular backups of your data
Remember to test your backups
In the event of loss, theft, breakdown, hacking or destruction of your digital devices, you will lose the data recorded on these media.