What is phishing?, A way to protect your online accounts, A fake message designed to trick people into giving personal information, A secure method of communication, A type of antivirus software, What is the best way to protect your accounts?, Use the same password for all accounts, Change your password once a year, Use strong, unique passphrases, Write passwords on your device, What should you do if you receive a suspicious message?, Click the link to check it, Reply to ask if it is real, Forward it to friends, Ignore and report it, What is malware?, Software designed to improve your device, Harmful software designed to damage or access systems, A tool used to manage passwords, A type of secure browser, What should you do before sharing personal information online?, Make sure your account is active, Check if it is safe and necessary, Ask online users for permission, Share it only on popular platforms, What is a safe online behaviour?, Asking a trusted adult for help when unsure, Sharing personal details with new online contacts, Clicking unknown links, Sharing your location publicly, Why should you use different passwords?, To make accounts easier to remember, It makes logging in faster, It helps protect your accounts if one is hacked, To avoid logging out frequently, What is the main purpose of online safety advice from eSafety?, To limit access to digital technology, To help people use the internet safely, To monitor all online activity, To replace parental guidance, How can you best control privacy settings to secure your device?, Leave all settings on default, Turn off all security settings, Share access with multiple people, Review and adjust privacy settings regularly on apps and devices, How can you check if a website is secure?, Check if the website has lots of adds, Trust any website that looks professional, Look for "https://' and a padlock icon in the address bar, Click links to test if they work

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