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Digital Safety Basic 2 min Medium

What a browser extension can see, and which ones to remove

An extension’s permissions determine what it can observe or change. Keep the extensions you need, understand their access, and remove those that no longer have a clear purpose.

Access controlBrowser securityDevice security
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Digital Safety Basic 3 min Informational

How to install the real software update and ignore the fake one

An update prompt should lead back to the software’s established update mechanism or official publisher. A web advertisement claiming an urgent update is a different starting point.

Browser securityDevice securityPatch management
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Digital Safety Basic 3 min Medium

How to tell a fake shop from a real one before you pay

A polished storefront and a secure connection do not prove that a seller will deliver. Look for a verifiable business, credible contact details, and payment options with understandable protections.

Browser securityConsumer safetyPayments
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Digital Safety Basic 3 min Low

What the padlock in the address bar means

HTTPS helps protect the connection to the address you opened. It does not establish that the organization behind that address is honest or that a payment request is legitimate.

Browser securityPaymentsScam prevention
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Security Guides Advanced 2 min High

Stolen session cookies: why a password reset may not end access

A session cookie can let a browser continue using an account after sign-in. If a session is stolen, changing the password may not revoke every active session or connected application.

Account securityBrowser securityIncident response
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