From Phishing to Deepfakes and Public WIFI Security
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How To Protect Yourself Against Phishing and Social Media Scammers
Fraudsters are everywhere and more prevalent than ever these days, here’s how you can avoid being caught out by them
How To Protect Yourself From Phishing Attacks
Here’s how to recognise common traits of a phishing attack.
Phishing attacks you need to look out for
Phishing attacks usually take place over email, but criminals are now using many different methods as scams become more sophisticated and more frequent.
How to avoid phishing scams
Here are our top tips to help you avoid becoming a victim of phishing scams.
Deepfakes and AI scams: How to protect yourself and your family
Picture this: You’ve just arrived at the office and are settling in with your first sip of morning coffee when a notification appears on your phone. It’s a voice note from a loved one. They sound anxious and under pressure, explaining that they’re in urgent need of help and asking you to transfer some money
Understanding Social Engineering: The Cyber Threat That Targets People
Find out more about social engineering tactics, including phishing, as well as how to protect yourself.
Protecting What Matters Most: Keeping Your Children Safe Online with Vodacom Secure Net
Want greater control over what your children access online? Vodacom Secure Net provides free protection by blocking harmful content and setup takes less than a minute.
How to Spot and Avoid SIM Swap Scams: A Practical Safety Guide
Your phone number is connected to more than just calls and messages. It can be linked to your banking, social media, email and other accounts, which is why fraudsters may try to take control of it through a SIM swap scam. Knowing what to look out for can help you spot suspicious activity early and
Vishing in the age of AI fraud: See the dangers and learn to protect yourself
Learn how vishing scams work, how AI voice cloning is changing fraud, and how to protect yourself. Imagine getting a phone call from your boss urgently asking you to process a R250 000 payment before the end of the day. The voice sounds exactly like them – same tone, same accent, same urgency. Wanting to