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The Get Safe Online blog provides insights, advice and opinions on the current cyber security threats, helping you get safe online.

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Stay scam safe in 2025

13 January 2025

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Are your kids using the Musical.ly app?

Just watching YouTube and looking at the thousands of uploads made me realise once again that we do need to remember that as with most things relating to online usage – it’s not the apps/sites that are the problem but the lack of understanding...

7 February 2018

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Setting up your own profile – the good, the bad and precautions to take

Before you embark on your journey into the online dating scene, there are a few precautions you should take. Some seem blatantly obvious, some less so but whatever the case, it’s got to be better to be informed and safe, than sorry and not safe....

2 January 2018

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‘https’ and green padlock: safe … or not?

“One of the main ways you can protect yourself when shopping, banking, making payments or entering other confidential information online is to ensure the page’s address begins with ‘https’ and features a green padlock”. This is one of...

18 December 2017

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How to spot evil twins trying to steal your data in plain sight

“This will only take a few seconds.” You’re waiting for a latte at the local coffee shop. You could even be sitting in a hotel or airport. There are a few minutes to kill. So you shrug, “What could be the big deal?” Turns out, a lot...

1 November 2017

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Playing safe online gaming

When I was 7 years old, my Dad bought me my first console - a Super Nintendo. Back in those days, life was simple - you bought a cartridge that slotted into the console, turned it on, and you could play your game. If your game supported two players,...

20 October 2017

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Catfishing and how to spot the signs

I am a ‘normal’, educated, forty-something woman with kids, living in Kent. I became a victim of catfishing … but not the kind where people get scammed for money. It began with a simple swipe right on Tinder and ended with the trauma of...

16 October 2017

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Groundbreaking initiative heads to London’s West End to tackle cyberbullying

The digital age has seen social behaviours change dramatically and the ways in which young people communicate and socialise is shifting. 87% of 16-24 year olds now access the internet via a mobile device and can spend up to 3 hours a day just on...

31 July 2017

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How healthy are your internet browsing practices?

The internet has certainly made your life simpler but besides the act of browsing itself, do you ever focus on how you browse? Are you doing it safely? Today, cyber security is equally imperative as being able to connect, with even the best in...

19 July 2017

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