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In today’s digital landscape, protecting yourself from scams, malware, and phishing is crucial. Cybercriminals deploy tactics such as exploit attacks and pop-up scams to manipulate users into surrendering sensitive data. Awareness is your first line of defense. Follow these critical steps: back up your data, consistently lock down your devices, and never engage with unsolicited pop-ups. Stay vigilant and informed about threats like financial theft malware and be proactive in securing your information and systems. Don’t become a victim—take charge of your cybersecurity now!
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Protecting yourself from scams, malware, and phishing Don’t Get Taken Judicial Information Technology Office
4 steps in an Exploit Attack • User is lured to poisoned webpage • Profiling malware downloaded • A profile of the user’s computer (including weaknesses) is created and sent back to the Exploit server. • A unique package of malware is created and downloaded to the user’s computer. Note: The attack may not trigger any alerts.
CBC.ca • Before • After
You Must Protect Yourself Back it up Lock it down Don’t get tricked
Pop-ups • Never enter passwords or other data into a pop-up.
Pop-Ups • Never click on a pop-up to update a browser plug in (e.g. Adobe Flash). • Download new software directly from the company or the browser website.
Pop-Ups • Always close unexpected pop-ups by clicking the upper right-hand corner:
Malware Exploits Need Your Help They are counting on you • To be lax about security • To fall for their tricks • To pay up when your data is threatened
Don’t Be The Weak Link Back it up Lock it down Don’t get tricked