Cybersecurity for Humans: Because Apparently We Still Need Reminding

Synopsis

Welcome to the thrilling world of cybersecurity, where your personal data is just itching to be leaked and every link is a potential trap. Apparently, despite living in the digital age, most of us still struggle with the basics of not getting completely pwned online. This book is your sarcastic lifeline, dragging you kicking and screaming towards digital responsibility because, let's face it, someone has to. We'll cover the absolute minimum you need to know to navigate the treacherous waters of the internet without immediately becoming the next identity theft statistic. Inside, you'll find helpful (and occasionally condescending) advice on recognizing threats that even your cat could spot, setting up defenses that are slightly better than crossing your fingers, and understanding why clicking "Allow All Cookies" on every site is probably a bad idea. Consider this your mandatory reading assignment for the modern age, because frankly, your online habits are an embarrassment to the human race. Let's try to fix that, shall we?