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Security

Trust and Technology: How to protect yourself in the digital world?

Welcome to our Virtual Gallery Walk, an interactive journey where every step reveals how small digital choices can lead to powerful protection... or unexpected risk.

Discover Stations

Along the way, you’ll discover:

Real incidents that happened to people just like you
Practical tips to help you protect your digital life
A choice between trust or risk; one click at a time

Step forward. Choose wisely.

Each room you’ll enter represents a real-world security topic, from passwords to public Wi-Fi, AI scams to cloud safety, told through stories, visuals, and simple steps anyone can take to stay safe online.

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The Password Garden

Where weak roots lead to digital collapse.

The healthy plants bloom with simple tips to protect your passwords, but the fallen ones whisper true stories of what happens when they're ignored. Tap to explore both sides.

Breaches Secure Behaviour

Real World Breaches:

  • 1

    A user had the same password “123456” across multiple accounts. After one site was hacked, criminals accessed his email and online banking in minutes.

  • 2

    A woman used her dog’s name and birthday as a password. When it leaked in a breach, hackers used it to get into her PayPal and make €800 in purchases.

  • 3

    A customer stored passwords in a document on her cloud drive. She accidentally shared it publicly, and scammers quickly accessed her email and shopping accounts.

Secure Behavior:

  • 1

    Create strong, unique passwords for each service.

  • 2

    Avoid names, birthdays, and predictable sequences.

  • 3

    Use a trusted password manager to stay secure and organized.
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Two Steps from Safe

A staircase with a missing step and a dangerous fall.

One missing step can send everything crashing down, tap the fallen figures to uncover real MFA failures, and the steady top steps to learn how two simple steps can protect everything.

Stories Tips

Real-World Stories:

  • 1

    A user lost €3,500 after hackers accessed his online banking with a stolen password, there was no MFA to stop them.

  • 2

    A teen's Instagram and email were hacked in hours after her password leaked; with no two-step login, she couldn’t get her accounts back.

  • 3

    Criminals used a leaked password to apply for a loan in someone else’s name, MFA could’ve blocked it, but it wasn’t enabled.

Practical Tips:

  • 1

    Always enable MFA on your email, social media, and important personal accounts.

  • 2

    Choose an authenticator app over SMS, when possible, for stronger security.

  • 3

    Regularly check and remove unknown devices connected to your accounts.
Sections

Faces That Lie

When what you see... isn’t who you know.

In a world of AI-generated voices and fake faces, what you see isn’t always what’s real. Tap each shifting reflection to reveal real impersonation attacks and how to recognize the signs.

Stories Tips

Real-World Stories:

  • 1

    A woman received a video message from her “granddaughter” asking for help. It was an AI-generated deepfake, and she lost €2,000.

  • 2

    An employee got a voice call from their “CEO” requesting an urgent payment. The voice was cloned with AI from a YouTube video.

  • 3

    Scammers used an AI chatbot to pose as a customer support agent and stole users’ login details on a fake website.

Practical Tips:

  • 1

    Create strong, unique passwords for each service.

  • 2

    Avoid names, birthdays, and predictable sequences.

  • 3

    Use a trusted password manager to stay secure and organized.
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The Public Trap

Free Wi-Fi isn’t always a free pass.

That “free” Wi-Fi may cost you more than you expect. Tap on the devices to uncover real stories of public network breaches and how to stay safe when you connect.

Stories Tips

Real-World Stories:

  • 1

    A traveler connected to free airport Wi-Fi, attackers on the same network captured her login details and accessed her email.

  • 2

    A student used café Wi-Fi to check his banking app; his session was hijacked, and funds were transferred before he noticed.

  • 3

    A man shopped online using hotel Wi-Fi, hackers intercepted his card details and made multiple purchases.

Practical Tips:

  • 1

    Never access sensitive accounts (email, shopping, social media) on public Wi-Fi without a VPN.

  • 2

    Turn off auto-connect to open networks, attackers can spoof them.

  • 3

    Always log out after use and avoid entering passwords on public hotspots.
Sections

Files in the Wind

When your files float too freely, anyone can catch them.

Would you hang your personal files in the wind? Tap the locked folders for safety tips, and the open ones to uncover real cloud security failures.

Stories Tips

Real-World Stories:

  • 1

    A parent uploaded family documents to a cloud drive and accidentally shared the folder publicly; identity documents were copied and misused.

  • 2

    A university left student records exposed in a cloud bucket; over 100,000 files were downloaded before the breach was found.

  • 3

    A small business owner shared a sensitive file via a public link, and it was indexed by search engines; client data was exposed.

Practical Tips:

  • 1

    Use well-known and trusted apps to store your files online.

  • 2

    When sharing, make sure only the right people can open the file; not "everyone with the link."

  • 3

    Remove old, shared files or links you no longer use.
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The Imitation Game

When messages wear masks, trust becomes a trap.

Not every message is what it seems. Tap on suspicious-looking ones to uncover real scams, and trusted messages to learn how to spot the difference.

Stories Tips

Real-World Stories:

  • 1

    A customer received a text pretending to be from their delivery service. The link stole their login details and used them for fraud.

  • 2

    An email that looked like it came from the electricity company asked for "immediate payment". It was fake and led to identity theft.

  • 3

    A man got a phone call from a fake “bank employee” who convinced him to share a code. Money was taken from his account instantly.

Practical Tips:

  • 1

    Never click links in messages unless you're sure who sent them.

  • 2

    Real companies will never ask for passwords or codes in texts, emails, or calls.

  • 3

    If you're unsure, stop and verify using the official website or phone number.
Awareness

Your Choice, Your Security

The journey ends, but your habits continue.

You've just explored how everyday choices can open the door to safety or to risk. Whether it’s a password, a message, or a shared file, the decision is always yours.

Between Trust and Risk, always choose Awareness!