Password Hacks Every Senior Should Know

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9. Monitor for Identity Theft

Even with strong passwords, it’s wise to monitor your financial accounts.

Credit monitoring services can alert you if:

  • A new credit card is opened in your name
  • Your Social Security number appears in suspicious activity
  • Your information shows up on the dark web

This type of identity theft protection gives peace of mind and allows you to respond quickly if something goes wrong.

10. Keep Your Devices Updated

Outdated software creates security holes hackers exploit.

Always:

  • Update your smartphone
  • Update your computer
  • Install operating system updates
  • Keep antivirus software current
  • Modern cybersecurity software often includes:
  • Real-time threat detection
  • Ransomware protection
  • Firewall security
  • Safe browsing features

These tools work quietly in the background to protect you.

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