Mahna believes that risk is mitigated by diversity, a principle common in many disciplines, including password protection.
Mahna believes that risk is mitigated by diversity, a principle common in many disciplines, including password protection.
Unique passwords everywhere
Mahna emphasizes having different passwords for each website, device or service. Don't worry about remembering all these passwords,
Unique passwords everywhere
since password managers can not only store your passwords but can also generate unique combinations for you.
Using long passwords that include numbers, lower- and uppercase letters and symbols—and are not easily understood or inferred—will enhance the protection element.
Long password
Posting too much information online—like on Facebook or Instagram—about your life is not a good idea if you're concerned about security.
Personal privacy
It can provide information about your whereabouts, assets and family.
If you assume you've been hacked, first you should disconnect from the internet (if possible) before taking further steps,
What to do if you think you've been hacked
such as scanning for malware or viruses, changing passwords and activating or enabling two-factor authentication (2FA), Al-Nemrat recommends.
Additionally, Mahna says that the best way to handle an attack is to prepare in advance, like changing your passwords frequently.
Here are more things you can do if you suspect you've been hacked