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@kenkenlewu Hope you reported her to the police Sha ? So someone else somewhere, doesn't fall victim

Omorh…scammers don upgrade oo I was just sitting quietly in my friend’s shop, minding my business, when this very fine oyibo/China woman walked in with full confidence 😭😂 Next thing, she started advertising one company like she came for a TED Talk 🤣 She said they’re giving out ₦1 million to anyone interested… but wait first o you must drop ₦100,000 before anything 😂 After that, they’ll give you 3 cartons of their products, you’ll go and sell everything within 2 months, then come back for more… chai, the explanation was just somehow, she was talking and talking but nothing was entering again Before she could even land, I just shouted: “Auntyyy, I’m not interested oooo!” 😂 Where I wan see ₦100k? In this Tinubu economy?? 😭 This woman no gree o, she now started convincing me like my destiny was inside that business She even said I should go and borrow money from my husband, that once I “cash out” the ₦1 million, na my husband go enjoy pass😭😂 I just look her from head to toe like, “Madam, na me you wan use do experiment?” 😭 Onye Nnewi dika mu?? Taa gbafuo there abeg 🤣 Before she will use sweet talk confuse my village people, she sharply moved to another person. See her MBA ji like investigative journalist ,she don waka tire 😂😂😂 Omo, scammers don upgrade oo… dem no dey shout again, dem dey package am with accent and fine face 😂🤲 CcOnyinyechi Ifeanyi

@TechSphereAcad @Bitwarden Cybersecurity isn’t always about advanced hacking. Sometimes it’s just about one bad habit. And password reuse is one of the most dangerous ones. Stay safe. Stay sharp. #learningwithTS #30DaysOfTech

@TechSphereAcad @Bitwarden Never reuse the password for your email anywhere else

If someone guesses your password today… How many of your accounts would they gain access to immediately? #learningwithTS #30DaysOfTech @TechSphereAcad

Cybersecurity isn’t just about firewalls and encryption. It’s about awareness. Before you type your password in public today… Look behind you. @TechSphereAcad

How to protect yourself: • Shield your keypad when entering PINs • Use privacy screen protectors • Avoid logging into sensitive accounts in public • Be aware of your surroundings • Don’t read OTPs aloud • Lock devices when stepping away, even briefly. • Use biometrics

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Key Risks: Financial loss: Stolen credit card or bank logins. Identity theft: Access to personal data like Social Security numbers or addresses enables criminals to open accounts or commit crimes in the victim’s name. Account compromise:login credentials of ur emails and socials