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ALL OF US ARE VULNERABLE!
We bring this to your attention as members and friends have experienced the pain and loss of email scams. It is easy to let our guard down but "if in doubt, throw it out!" If the communication is legitimate, they will find a way to get in touch with you. BTW, Pastor Ken will never ask for money or gift cards, especially by way of email. Here is some advice gathered and shared by Liz Curry.
Safe Email Practices
Use strong, unique passwords (and enable two-factor
authentication).
Keep software and devices updated (OS, apps, antivirus).
actices
Verify websites are legitimate businesses before entering personal or financial information (look for HTTPS).
Limit personal information sharing on social media and public
platforms.
Use secure Wi-Fi (avoid public networks or use a VPN).
Back up important data regularly.
Log out of accounts when using shared or public devices.
Be mindful of scams and phishing attempts (emails, messages,
calls).
Teach kids and family about online risks and safe behavior.
Safe Internet Practices Checklist
• Use strong, unique passwords (consider a password manager).
• Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on accounts.
• Keep software and devices updated regularly.
• Be cautious with links and attachments.
• Verify websites before entering sensitive information (HTTPS,
correct domain).
• Limit personal information shared online.
• Use secure Wi-Fi or a VPN on public networks.
• Log out of accounts on shared devices.
• Backup important data regularly.
• Be alert for phishing scams (emails, texts, fake websites).
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