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Digital addiction is the compulsive overuse of digital devices or online platforms, disrupting daily life, relationships, and mental well-being.
MFA bombing is when attackers flood users with authentication requests, hoping they'll approve one out of annoyance or confusion, granting unauthorized access.
A Data Controller is the person or organization that decides how and why personal data is processed, holding primary legal responsibility for its use.
Privileged access grants users special permissions to bypass normal system restrictions, typically for administrators, and poses higher security risks if misused.
A viral post is online content that spreads quickly and widely, reaching a large audience through rapid sharing across social media and other platforms.
Misinformation is false or misleading information shared without intent to deceive, often spreading quickly through social media and other channels.
Media literacy is the skill to critically understand, evaluate, and navigate online information, helping protect against manipulation, scams, and misinformation.
A press release is an official statement from an organization sent to media outlets to announce news, events, or policy changes to the public.
Anonymity is the ability to hide your identity online, allowing private interactions but also enabling misuse like cyberbullying or fraud.
A hack is an unauthorized access to computer systems or networks, often to steal data, disrupt services, or exploit vulnerabilities.