Lack of password security

 The problem consist of always use the same password for all my accocomplicated passwords because it is difficult to unts and applications. I do not like to use remember and too long. In this Link you have how can resolve the problem of a password and ibn this other Link

FIVE TIPS TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM:

1. Maintain strong passwords

Your passwords for software accounts, social media accounts and other online services should be strong and unique. They should be a combination of letters, numbers and symbols.

2. Set up and use Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

With MFA, a hacker armed with your credentials won’t get far. They might need an authentication code sent to your smartphone via SMS or email, a code-generating app, or a hardware token. It’s like having a secret code only you possess to access your digital world. MFA is a formidable defense against hackers who exploit vulnerabilities or use malware to steal your login credentials.

3. Be worry for suspicious EMail and don't open

It’s no surprise that emails pose a security risk for businesses through cyberattacks via malicious email campaigns. Think of your email inbox as a gateway to your digital life. Cybercriminals know this and often use email as their weapon of choice. They might send seemingly innocuous messages, but lurking within could be threats, disguised as attachments or links. To avoid hackers and getting scammed, scrutinize the sender’s address—ensure it matches their domain. Look for spelling and grammatical errors, as hackers are not always proficient wordsmiths.

opening one without proper precaution could unleash chaos. Cybercriminals often send emails with deceptive attachments that hide viruses and malware. These files might appear harmless with familiar extensions like .docx or .pdf. However, once opened, they can compromise your entire network. The rule here is simple: unless you’re absolutely certain of the source, never open email attachments.

4. Avoid using public Wi-Fi

If you’re at a coffee shop or hotel, don’t share public information if you decide to use their Wi-Fi. Whatever you do, do not think about purchasing a plane ticket or checking your bank statement while you’re there. Public Wi-Fi networks can be digital minefields.

5. Install security updates 

The regular software and firmware checks ensure that your system is up-to-date and secure from the latest threats (malware, botnets, viruses, ransomware, Trojans and others) developed by hackers. Consider your system updates as your digital armor. They protect you from the latest threats concocted by hackers.

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