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Fraud Starts at Home

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Virgin Money warns consumers to be vigilant against scams this festive season, stressing personal responsibility and simple security measures. Their head of fraud highlights that individuals are the first line of defense, advising to trust instincts, secure devices, and avoid sharing sensitive information. Research shows various fraud types target different generations, with a notable increase in online scams. Customers are urged to verify sources and check for website security before sharing payment details. The bank emphasizes common sense as key to staying safe online.

https://www.creditstrategy.co.uk/knowledge-hub/fraud-starts-at-home

Introducing Cybersecurity to the Most Connected Generation

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MITRE introduces the ATT&CK framework to young audiences to raise cybersecurity awareness. Cyber experts emphasize the necessity for kids to understand online threats as they increasingly engage with digital platforms. Recent outreach includes presentations to students, illustrating the dangers posed by sophisticated adversaries. The aim is to spark interest in cybersecurity careers while equipping the next generation with knowledge to protect themselves. The ATT&CK framework serves as an accessible resource for understanding and discussing adversarial behaviors in cybersecurity.

https://www.mitre.org/news-insights/impact-story/introducing-cybersecurity-most-connected-generation

The WIRED Guide to Digital Opsec for Teens

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Guide emphasizes digital security (opsec) for teens. It advises on protecting privacy online, emphasizing secrecy and accessibility, compartmentalizing accounts, using strong passwords, and avoiding account reuse. Encourages using VPNs for privacy and highlights importance of secure apps like Signal. Overall, it stresses proactive steps to mitigate digital risks and disasters.

https://www.wired.com/story/digital-opsec-for-teens/

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