Not All Dangers Come From Attackers: Dealing with Nonmalicious Threats

Safely Using Smart Devices

Trackers

Storing Passwords

Recovering When Your Money Is Stolen from a Third Party

Mixing It Up with Various Backups

Excluding Files and Folders

Experiencing Virtual Reality

Segregate Internet Access

Turn Off Sharing

Bogus and Faulty Updates

Defending against These Attackers

Cryptocurrency Security 101

Transmitting Passwords

Virtual kidnappings and deep fakes

Figuring Out How Often You Should Backup

Understanding Archives

Transforming Experiences with Augmented Reality

Use Public Wi-Fi Safely (or Better Yet, Don’t Use It!)

Have Information Security Software on Any Devices Connected to Public Wi-Fi Networks

Malvertising

Discovering Alternatives to Passwords

Fake News

Exploring Backup Tools

Restoring Using Backup Tools

Hire a Pro

Understand the Difference between True Public Wi-Fi and Shared Wi-Fi

Stealing Passwords

Vulnerabilities in Multifactor Authentication

Using Bogus Information

Knowing Where (and Where Not) to Back Up

Returning Backups to Their Proper Locations

Exploiting Maintenance Difficulties

Using Security Software

Never To Store Backups

Restoring to Non-Original Locations

General Cyber-hygiene Can Help Prevent Social Engineering

Encrypting and Testing Backups

Never Leave Your Backups Connected

Disposing of Backups

Restoring from Encrypted Backups

Testing Backups

After You Restore

Restoring Cryptocurrency

Booting from a Boot Disk