Things Schools Should Actually Teach | The Internet Isn’t Just Social Media The Internet is massive, but many people only interact with it through social media. If your online world revolves around Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, or Twitter (now X), it’s easy to forget that these are just websites. Big, powerful, […]
How to Navigate a Website
Things Schools Should Actually Teach | How to Navigate a Website | A Simple Guide for Users The Internet is full of incredible content, but one surprising challenge many people face is simply finding what they’re looking for on a website. If you’ve ever struggled to locate a blog, shop, […]
How to Spot and Stop Fake Friend Impersonators
How to Spot and Handle Fake Friend Impersonator Accounts | The Ultimate Quick and Easy Guide Fake friend impersonator accounts are everywhere these days. Sometimes, bad actors take over real accounts, forcing friends and family to start fresh. Other times, scammers create entirely new profiles pretending to be someone we […]
Security Awareness for Family and Friends
How to Protect Loved Ones Without Causing Panic | Security Starts at Home Security isn’t just about firewalls, encryption, or two-factor authentication. It’s also about how we talk, what we share, and what we unknowingly give away. And often, well-meaning conversations, especially from our family and friends, can unintentionally expose […]
How Internet Pranks Became the Blueprint for Psychological Warfare
From Internet Shenanigans to Strategic Tradecraft Early Internet pranks became psychological warfare (PsyOps) in the modern era. Here’s how it happened. In the mid-1990s, a handful of us early internet users were just having fun. We weren’t thinking about intelligence, warfare, or large-scale influence campaigns. We were experimenting, messing around, […]