I have done 7️⃣ Cloud Security – Secure AWS with proper policies and monitoring with screenshots. Link is attached. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SwyEVy07pI5d2Cgwf8JlYjdQzotWrSryLx4RHFQePFk/edit?usp=sharing

@Muhammad Hamza thanks

MFA(Multi-factor Authentication) should be applied by everyone on the systems, devices or networks. So if one password is hacked, another can protect you from login. For example, for the bank account, password and verify the code on the phone can stop the attacker from stealing the fund, even the attackers know the password, they can't steal because they don't know the code which only can be sent to the owners' phones

Q1.Why do you think older adults are being targeted so heavily? Ans: older adults are being targeted so heavily because: >>They are less familiar with online tricks. >>They might be looking for financial help, retirement benefits, or healthcare offers, so hackers easily trick them by offering those and in exchange hackers get all of their personal and financial information. >>Old people don't verify the organization heavily, they may believe all offers they get are from trusted organization. Q2. Do you think AI is making scams harder to detect? Ans::Yes, I think AI is making scams harder to detect, because When there was no A.I, scam message is easy to spot, because may be there is spelling mistakes, bad grammar, strange word or poor design or suspicious email address. But now with A.I. can creates perfect messages , A.I. can can clone the voice, fake websites, videos and photos, can be created like real. Q3. Should platforms like Facebook/Instagram do more to stop fake ads? Ans>> Yes, platforms like Facebook/Instagram should definitely do more to to stop this, because scammers' first choice is usually social like Facebook/Instagram and those of similar types. Hackers/Scammers put the fake add, fake charity page or pretended to be real Govt or bank entities to trick the adult people and sometimes young by pursuing them to click on those. When they click on those, those take them to the fake websites and may causes them financial loss or steal their data. One of the best solutions to stop these I think to verify the identity of the every business or advertisements, even MFA should be applied if needed. Q4. How can we help family members (especially non-tech-savvy ones) avoid these traps? Ans>> One of the best way to provide them the "awareness training", by telling them not click anything randomly, if they do, the malware can be installed on the devices which can steal all financial information/money from their bank account. >>Another way to install the antivirus on the devices or systems, put the MFA, so that even Hackers get one password, they still can't login unless they have a second proof.

@Muhammad Hamza right.

Is it fine if I attach the file?

@Muhammad Hamza 👍

1. I think he should get a second chance, because he is only 17 years old and it is first time to hack on resort. 2. His Hacking capability can be turned toward ethical hacking which can be used to find out vulnerabilities in the computer system or networking in the organization or train him to defense the computer system from malware or cyber attack which I believe he may does easily because of his prior hacking knowledge.