There was a time when the internet could be considered safe, if the users were careful. Gone are the days, safe internet seems like a distant dream. It is not a user’s fault when the data is leaked, passwords are compromised, and malware makes easy prey.
Online attacks are a common thing in 2025. The rising AI use has contributed to cyberattacks with faster speed and advanced features, the change is unlikely to slow down. To help readers, this blog outlines the basics of digital safety.
Antivirus
A good antivirus in your system helps you from malware, ransomware, phishing sites, and other major threats.
For starters, having Microsoft’s built-in Windows Security antivirus is a must (it is usually active in the default settings, unless you have changed it). Microsoft antivirus is reliable and runs without being nosy in the background.
You can also purchase paid antivirus software, which provides an extra security and additional features, in an all-in-one single interface.
Password manager
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