Are you a content creator? Have you ever received a collaboration offer that seemed too good to be true? Or you’ve noticed a sudden increase in followers and engagement on your social media, only to realize later that they were fake. Unfortunately, these scenarios are becoming all too common as fraudsters are finding new and creative ways to dupe content creators and their followers.

While working online, have you ever felt that your personal and professional information is at risk and someone is tracking your online activities, even when you’re alone? Does the thought of someone constantly monitoring your online activity make you uneasy? These are common concerns in today’s digital age, where privacy and online safety are becoming increasingly important.

Influencers have become integral to the marketing industry, brands are leveraging their social media presence to promote products and services to their followers. However, with the increasing reliance on digital platforms, influencers are becoming increasingly vulnerable to cyber threats such as data theft and loss of access (also known as account takeovers). Such risks could lead to significant losses, both financial and reputational. As per the report published in Comparitech, a breach to Microsoft servers resulted in exposing data of Microsoft customers and conversation between Microsoft support agent & customers covering over 250 million records.