FTC issues guidance to avoid getting hacked
{mosads}The FTC encourages users to have unique passwords for important sites like banking and email and to use two-step authentication when it is available. Users should avoid clicking on links or attachments from unknown users, the agency said.
If an account has been hacked, the FTC recommends that users update their security software, change their passwords and contact the email or social media provider to restore the account.
Copyright 2024 Nexstar Media Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed..
tt
Harris calls for ending filibuster for abortion rights
Harris calls for ending filibuster for abortion rights
The Hill's Headlines, May 28, 2024
Speaker Johnson on passing foreign aid package
Undecided voters' impact on 2024 election - The Daily ...
Nikki Haley gets Koch backing
The Hill's Headlines – Nov. 28, 2023
