Itbrief.Au Australians Lose AUD $87,000 Due to Poor Cybersecurity Habits
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A report reveals that 16% of Australians have fallen victim to scams in the past year, resulting in an average loss of AUD $54 per scam. Common risky behaviors include password reuse, quick acceptance of cookies, and sharing personal information on social media, which expose individuals to scams and data theft.
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