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Don’t Fall for Black Friday “Deals”: How Fake Discounts Trick Families
Black Friday is here and so are the scams. Retailers and fraudsters alike use psychological tricks, fake discounts, and even AI-generated ads to make you believe you’re saving money. In reality, millions lose money each year to deceptive “deals.”
Don’t Let Scammers Steal Your Holiday Joy
The holidays should bring joy, not scams. From fake online stores to charity frauds and delivery phishing texts, cybercriminals are working overtime this season. Learn the top 10 scams targeting families in 2025, how to spot them, and how to keep your money and data safe.
When You Overshare on Social Media
Think that vacation selfie or “new job” post is harmless? Think again. Learn how oversharing on social media exposes you to scammers, identity thieves, and privacy breaches — and what you can do today to protect yourself.
6 Common Online Mistakes That Put Your Personal Information at Risk — And How to Fix Them
From reusing passwords to oversharing on social media, millions of people make small online mistakes that lead to big privacy risks. Learn the six most common ways you may be exposing your personal information — and simple steps to fix them before hackers strike.
Password Overload: Why Strong Passwords Aren’t Enough Anymore
Passwords were once the cornerstone of online security, but times have changed. Between data breaches, AI-driven attacks, and sophisticated scams, a single password is no longer enough to protect your digital life.
The future of security lies in layers — strong passwords, MFA, dark web monitoring, and vigilant awareness. By staying proactive and partnering with services like iDefend, you can keep your information safe from even the most advanced cybercriminals.
Mind Games: How Social Media Algorithms Are Rewiring Your Brain
Are you controlling your feed—or is your feed controlling you? Social media isn’t just stealing your time, it’s rewiring your brain. Platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube are engineered to exploit human psychology, creating reward loops that keep teens (and adults) scrolling for hours.