Itbrief.Au Australians Face Financial Losses Due to Poor Cybersecurity Practices
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A recent industry report reveals that Australians are at risk of scams due to poor cybersecurity habits. Key issues include password reuse, hasty acceptance of cookies, and oversharing on social media, leading to increased exposure to scams and data theft. The report indicates that 16% of Australians surveyed fell victim to scams in the past year, with an average financial loss of AUD $54 per incident.
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