Oversharing on social
Public posts, location tags, and old accounts that outlast you.
For you
🎓 Students & young adults
Live online without the hangover.
Your digital footprint follows you into internships and careers. Start clean.
The specific risks
What hits people like you, first.
These are the three attack patterns that target students & young adults more than anyone else. Your plan starts with whichever one matters most for you.
Campus and public Wi-Fi
Shared networks are where credentials leak.
Scholarship and gig scams
Fake job offers and "grants" targeting students are a growth industry.
What your plan looks like
A first week of 5-minute fixes.
These are illustrative examples of tasks tailored to students & young adults. Your actual plan is built from your answers and reorders the list by what moves your score the most for you.
~5 minutes per task
- 1
Switch your social profiles to private and audit your last year of public posts.
5 min · personalised to your answers
- 2
Set up a free password manager (most are free for students) and turn on two-step for your university email.
5 min · personalised to your answers
- 3
Take down or lock the old accounts that outlasted you (MySpace, old gaming, abandoned blogs).
5 min · personalised to your answers
- 4
Save three current scholarship-scam examples so you know what to ignore in your inbox.
5 min · personalised to your answers
The number that matters
You’re not imagining it.
Sourced numbers, not vibes. We cite the report and the year, and we do not invent statistics.
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Adults aged 18 to 24 reported a higher rate of fraud loss than any other age group in 2023.
FTC Consumer Sentinel Network Data Book, 2023
Your plan starts with one 60-second check.
Same product, shaped to how you live online. No email, no card, no download.
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