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Looking for quick answers about cybersecurity threats, best practices, or how to stay protected online?

It’s crucial to act fast and thoroughly when your email account has been compromised. A hacked email is more than just an inconvenience. It can lead to identity theft, financial fraud, and the misuse of your contacts. 

Here’s a summary of the key steps you should take immediately after discovering your email has been hacked:

✅ Try to Regain Access & Change Your Password
🛡️ Scan Your Devices for Malware
🔒 Secure Your Email Settings
📢 Alert Your Contacts
🌐 Secure Your Other Online Accounts
🧠 Be Vigilant and Learn from the Experience
📝 Document Everything

For more details check out this article.

Met someone on Tinder and now they’re threatening to share a recorded nude video call? 

That is sextortion, and it is a serious crime.

  • Do not pay and do not engage. Giving in only encourages more threats.
  • Take screenshots of all messages, threats, usernames, and contact details.
  • Block the person on Tinder and any other apps they contacted you through.
  • Report their account on Tinder, WhatsApp, Instagram, or wherever the threats are happening.
  • Report the incident to your local police or cybercrime unit. If you’re uncomfortable going to the police:
    • Report anonymously to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center at www.ic3.gov
    • Use StopNCII.org to help get any images or videos removed.
  • Reach out to support services or talk to someone you trust.

For more details read this article 

You’re not alone. Many people have shared their mobile hotspot to help others in a pinch. But when a situation feels off in hindsight, it’s natural to worry. Read this Article to know what you can do next: I shared my phone hotspot with a stranger at the airport. Am I in trouble?

If someone made or shared explicit images of you using AI (deepfakes) and you are under 18, it is illegal and considered child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in most countries, even if the images were created artificially. You are not in trouble, the person who made or shared them is. For more help, read the full article 

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