Forbes December 28, 2024
Alex Vakulov

What would you do if you discovered your email or bank account had been hacked today, right this minute? It is a terrifying thought but one that is becoming increasingly common.

Home users are prime targets because they often lack the robust security measures found in businesses. Hackers exploit the fact that individuals are more likely to use weak passwords, reuse them across multiple accounts, and fall for phishing scams. Additionally, home networks are typically less secure, making them an easier entry point for attackers.

Typical hacker attacks often begin with deceptive instant messages or emails designed to steal your login credentials or install malicious software. However, these attacks often unfold in ways you least expect.

For example, even if...

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