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When it comes to cybersecurity, October is the time to remind everyone that staying safer online doesn't mean you have to become a security expert. It’s mostly about small habits, consistency, and smart tools. This magic combo doesn’t sidetrack your daily routine and, over time, makes it much harder for criminals to catch you off guard. This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, have that cyber talk with your friends and family, and make a scammer’s life difficult. Key takeaways * Small, consist

A recent ABC investigation highlights a troubling form of online exploitation affecting Australian children through coercive, cult-like networks that use games, social platforms and messaging apps. These networks can use friendship, harassment, threats and blackmail to gain control over a child. In some cases, victims are pressured into creating sexual material, isolating themselves from the people who care about them, or harming themselves. This risk isn’t limited to children in Australia. Th

Fidget trading may happen on the playground, but like many kids' trends, much of the excitement around it is being fueled online. Kids watch trading videos, hunt for rare toys, compare collections and may look for places to buy, sell or swap them online. That's where a harmless schoolyard game can introduce some less obvious digital risks. At the same time, for parents, fidget trading can be a useful opportunity to talk about scams, privacy and why online trades need different rules. Key take

Sharing passwords with someone you love can feel completely normal. Couples may know each other's phone PINs, share passwords for household accounts, or even have access to each other's email or social media. It can be practical, but it can also feel like a sign of trust: We have nothing to hide from each other. But sharing passwords raises two very different questions. Does giving someone access to your digital life make a relationship more transparent and trusting? And even when you trust tha

Türkiye is fast becoming one of the world's standout digital assets markets. Retail crypto trading volume there grew 7% year-on-year to USD 40 billion in early 2026, enough to lift the country from seventh to fifth place in a closely watched global adoption index.