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   👋 Welcome to Digital Identity! Caution about Romance Scams With Valentine’s Day approaching, be on the lookout for romance scams. Criminals create fake online profiles to build emotional connections and then ask for money, gift cards, or personal information. They often claim to be traveling, in the military, or dealing with an urgent crisis that requires “just a little help.” Romance scams are a powerful example of social engineering; attacks that manipulate feelings like trust, loneliness, or excitement instead of hacking technology. Be cautious with anyone you’ve only met online, never send money to someone you haven’t met in person, and be skeptical of requests that feel rushed or secretive. Protect your heart, and your wallet, by verifying before you trust
  When Was the Last Time You Changed Your Wi-Fi Password? Think about how many people come into your space: friends, family, service technicians, babysitters, house cleaners, or guests. Many home routers still use the default password printed right on the device, which means anyone who can see that label can connect to your network. Once connected, they may gain access to your work laptop, personal devices, or sensitive information. Take a few minutes to change your Wi-Fi password to something strong and unique, and share it only with people you trust. If you’re not sure how to update it, your internet service provider’s website or help desk can walk you through the steps. A small change can make a big difference in protecting your home and work life.