Information about a specific person. Can be varying degrees of public or private, depending on how sensitive it is.

The area in any digital product, app, website, etc., where you can define or adjust what you share and how your account is handled

A point or limit where two things become different, or unofficial rules about what should not be done. Behavior is acceptable on one side, but not on the other.

When someone tries to trick you into sharing personal information online.

The ideas, opinions, impressions or beliefs that other people have about you

A scam where an attacker targets you more precisely by using pieces of your own personal information

A dishonest attempt to make money or gain something else of value by tricking people

Trustworthy

Oversharing

Authentic

A piece of software that operates online or on a network to automatically answer questions, follow commands, or do simple tasks

Content, posts or ads designed to capture people's attention and get them to click on a link or webpage

Someone controlling or influencing another person or situation unfairly, dishonestly, or under threat. Also something that may be edited to make you believe that something that is not true

words or actions intended to be cruel or hurtful. Can also be software meant to hurt a person's device, account or personal information

Something that can be proven or shown to be true or correct

Intended to make someone believe something that isn't true

The process of converting information or data into a code that makes it unreadable and inaccessible

done to trick someone for the purpose of getting something valuable

Intended to make someone believe something that isn't true

A program that shields your computer from most scams and tricks