Cybersecurity Awareness for Gamers
During Cybersecurity Awareness Month, it's essential to remember that scammers and hackers target the gaming community.
Threat actors set traps in areas where gamers are active, including Steam, Discord, YouTube, and Twitch.
- Impersonating developers
- Hosting fake giveaways
- Promoting cracked games
- Sharing malware disguised as mods, patches, or cheats
Because it works.
Players are curious and eager to test new releases, making them a target for cybercriminals who seek valuable Steam accounts, digital currencies, saved payment info, and personal data.
Gamers should prioritize cybersecurity to protect themselves from scams and malware.
Author's summary: Protect your gaming accounts from scams and malware this Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
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