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Personal and family security
How a person and their family stay safe in the real and the virtual world.
How a person and their family stay safe in the real and the virtual world. Separate desks for children, teenagers, families and older relatives — because they are vulnerable in different ways.
Children
A child is vulnerable on several fronts at once: physically, psychologically, socially, digitally and financially. That is why this is a permanent desk rather than a couple of articles.
Open section02Teenagers
A teenager cannot be lumped in with a child: the risk set is different. They already use banking services, meet people, take side jobs, create content and use AI.
Open section03Family
Home, children, the car, travel, money, documents, property and the family's digital life — as one perimeter rather than a set of separate topics.
Open section04Older people
An older person is often vulnerable financially, digitally, psychologically and physically at the same time. This is the second audience that needs a permanent desk of its own.
Open section05What to do?
A desk for a situation that has already happened. One piece — one situation, always following the same procedure.
Open section06The psychology of security
Why schemes work even on attentive people: manipulation, social engineering, profiling and the psychology of the fraudster.
Open sectionWhat to do?
- The first 10 minutesWhat to stop right now so that things stop getting worse.
- The first 24 hoursWhat to block, whom to warn, what to record.
- Where to turnBank, operator, platform, law enforcement — and in which order.
- What evidence to preserveExactly what and in what form: screenshot, statement, chat log, call records.
- What NOT to doThe actions that most often cost people both the money and the evidence.