Day 9: Use these tools to protect yourself and your organization: - Email filters: Use spam filters and email authentication protocols (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) - Web filters: Block malicious websites and URLs - Antivirus software: Detect and remove malware - Password managers: Generate and store unique, complex passwords Why These Tools Matter These tools help prevent phishing attacks, protecting your data and systems. Tip for Day 9 Regularly update and test your phishing prevention tools. Stay tuned for Day 10

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Day 7: Mobile devices are vulnerable to phishing attacks. Here's how to protect yours: - Use a lock screen: Enable PIN, pattern, or fingerprint lock - Keep your OS and apps updated: Regularly update your device and apps - Use antivirus software: Install reputable mobile security apps - Be cautious of public Wi-Fi: Avoid using public Wi-Fi for sensitive activities Why Mobile Security Matters Mobile devices store sensitive info, making them a target for phishers. Protecting your device protects your data. Tip for Day 7 Use a VPN (Virtual Private Network) when using public Wi-Fi. Stay tuned for Day 8

Day 6: Smishing is a type of phishing attack via SMS. Be cautious of: - Suspicious links or attachments - Urgent or threatening messages - Unknown sender numbers - Unrealistic offers or promotions Example You receive a text claiming to be from your bank, asking you to "Verify your account immediately!" What do you do? A) Click the link and enter your credentials B) Call your bank to verify the request C) Delete the message and report it as spam Answer: B) Call your bank to verify the request Tip for Day 6 Be cautious of SMS messages that create a sense of urgency. Verify the request by contacting the organization directly. Stay tuned for Day 7

Day 5: Social media platforms are a breeding ground for phishing scams. Be cautious of: - Suspicious links or attachments - Fake profiles or messages from "friends" - Urgent or threatening posts - Unrealistic offers or promotions Example You receive a message from a "friend" asking you to click a link to "check out this funny video". What do you do? A) Click the link B) Ask your friend if they sent the message C) Block the message and report it as spam Answer: B) Ask your friend if they sent the message Tip for Day 5 Verify the authenticity of messages or posts before responding or clicking links and also Review your social media settings. Stay tuned for Day 6