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Practical cyber safety for Ghana, in plain language.
Free, short guides you can read in a few minutes and share with family or staff. No software needed. Written for how scams actually happen here.
- Phishing3 min
Phishing: spot the trick before you tap
A phishing message is a fake message designed to trick you into sharing information, money, or access to an account. The message is the bait. A link or a request is the hook.
Read the steps - Mobile money4 min
Mobile money scams and how they work
Most mobile money fraud does not break the system. It talks you into handing over your PIN, approving a payment, or sending money back to a stranger.
Read the steps - Links and apps3 min
Unsafe links and forwarded APK files
A link in a WhatsApp group or an app file forwarded by a friend can install something that reads your messages, steals codes, or sends money. Here is how to judge them.
Read the steps - Accounts3 min
Passwords, two-step verification and account recovery
Most account takeovers reuse a password that leaked somewhere else. A few habits stop almost all of them.
Read the steps - Incident guidance3 min
What to do if you have been scammed
It happens to careful people too. What you do in the first hour matters more than what went wrong.
Read the steps - Small business4 min
Cyber basics for a small business in Ghana
You do not need an IT department to avoid the most common losses. Five habits cover most of the risk for a shop, a clinic, a school or a small office.
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