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Red flag hunt
You get a whole message. Tap the words and phrases that look suspicious, then press Check. Real warning signs score a point, wrong taps take one away. Some messages are perfectly fine: for those press This looks fine.
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- Urgency and fear. Deadlines, threats and countdowns are there to stop you thinking.
- Money and secrets. Fees up front, vouchers, codes and "tell no one" are strong warnings.
- The link or number. If it is not one you already trust, do not use it.
Cyber quiz
Ten questions picked from a bigger set on passwords, accounts, updates, Wi-Fi, malware, privacy and more. Choose an answer, then read why.
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Breach drill
Something has gone wrong. Tap the steps in the order you would take them. Three stars per scenario: wrong taps and hints each cost a star. Five scenarios per round, picked from eight.
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- This one 3 left
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- Act fast. The first hour matters most after a password, code or payment mistake.
- Use your own numbers. Call the bank or provider on the number on your card or in their app.
- It is not your fault. Scammers are skilled. Reporting quickly helps you and others.
10-minute security check-up
Tick what is true for you. It stays on this device only. Untick to see tips for what is left.
Words to know
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If something goes wrong
- Money. Call your bank or mobile money provider straight away using the number on your card or in their app.
- SIM or phone. Contact your mobile provider from another phone and block the SIM.
- Accounts. Change the password from a safe device and turn on two-factor authentication.
- Report. Keep screenshots and tell the police. Reporting scams helps protect others.
This is general awareness, not professional advice. Every bank and provider has its own process, so check with them.
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