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What to do?Do not click on a link in a suspicious message, do not open attachments and do not download applications if…More and more toys are using artificial intelligence (AI). This may seem harmless and modern, but it can pose risks to the privacy and safety of children and adults.
What do we mean by AI toys?AI toys are toys that, like “smart” toys, are…
Online dating is now part of everyday life for young people. While it is often positive, it can also hide a very real danger: sextortion. And the figures are staggering. This year, more than 350 cases have already been opened by Child Focus, an…
Everyone knows someone who feels a little lost online: a child, a neighbour, a parent, a colleague... We all know someone who isn't always comfortable using the internet.
With the ‘Tous connectés, tous protégés’ campaign, DNS Belgium wants…
We are currently receiving numerous reports of phishing emails that appear to come from the National Social Security Office (ONSS).
The message tells you that you have received a document from the ONSS and invites you to click on a link to…
Fake trading platforms are currently proliferating on the internet. Be careful. Be wary of offers that seem too good to be true, as they are most likely fraudulent.
Cybercriminals will try to trap you by any means possible. They may…