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Digital media literacy important to tackle cybercrimes, say experts

Digital media literacy important to tackle cybercrimes, say experts
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Experts at a CyberPeace Foundation workshop emphasize the importance of digital media literacy to combat rising cybercrimes and social engineering scams. The article highlights how perpetrators use emotional manipulation and data harvesting techniques, such as fake social media challenges, to target users.

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As digital fraud becomes more sophisticated, public awareness is essential to protect personal data and prevent financial loss.

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In the context of an increasing number of digital frauds and cyber scams, digital media literacy is crucial, emphasised experts at a First Responder workshop held in the city by the CyberPeace Foundation, a non-profit that works to build resilience against cybercrimes.

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The article provides educational, non-partisan advice on cybersecurity and digital safety.

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