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04/30/2026

Don't let AI make a fool out of you.

As month comes to a close, remember: AI is a powerful tool, but awareness is your best defense. Stay sharp, continue to verify unusual requests, and use AI responsibly to keep our college community secure.

Stay safe, stay informed, and stay AI-fool-proof all year long.

04/27/2026

AI voice cloning = the worst prank ever. 🙅‍♂️

If it sounds like a loved one asking for money, it might still be a scam. Scammers can use AI to imitate friends or coworkers to catch you off guard. This month, take the human vs AI voice challenge at https://www.staysafeonline.org/campaigns/safeword

04/23/2026

Abacus. 🧮
Horizon. 🌅
Foliage. 🍁

🔑 Whatever your safe word is, use it to protect yourself and your inner circle from AI voice cloning scams. If anyone calls asking for an "emergency" Venmo transfer or sensitive login info but doesn’t know the word, it’s likely a scam. AI voice cloning is on the rise, but a simple secret word can keep you one step ahead.

04/17/2026

AI is evolving fast—and so are the scams. 📈

Gone are the days of obvious typos in phishing emails. AI is helping scammers create ultra-realistic messages that look like they're from the college administration or your bank.

Don’t fall for . Trust, but always verify.

04/13/2026

AI voice cloning is no joke. 📞

Scammers can now mimic the voices of people you trust—like a roommate or family member—to trick you into sending money or sharing sensitive info. With just a few seconds of audio, they can imitate voices with terrifying accuracy.

This month, create a secret "safe word" with your loved ones so you can verify it’s really them on the line.

04/03/2026

Chances are you’ll run into AI somewhere online today, whether it’s in a research tool, a chatbot, or a polished-looking email. This post was written by a human, but online, it’s not always easy to tell. All April long, we’re sharing resources to help you spot AI scams, understand the risks, and use these tools more safely.

Stay sharp and don’t fall for .

04/01/2026

Today is April Fools' Day. But scammers don’t stop at midnight. 🃏

While you’re busy dodging pranks and fake announcement emails, the National Cybersecurity Alliance is kicking off AI Fools Month.

This April, we aren't just looking for jokes; we’re looking out for your data. AI is making scams more convincing than ever, from deepfake voice clones to ultra-polished phishing. All month long, we’ll be dropping tips on how to spot the "AI Fools" and keep your digital life secure.

01/30/2026

🔒 You made it to the final day of Data Privacy Week!
Today’s reminder: your privacy is something you can control.

A few simple habits go a long way:
✔ Review what apps can access
✔ Share only what you’re comfortable sharing
✔ Think before posting or clicking
✔ Keep your accounts updated and secured
Small steps = stronger privacy.

Learn more: https://staysafeonline.org/data-privacy-week/

01/29/2026

01/29/2026

🛡️ Data privacy and cybersecurity go hand‑in‑hand. 🤝
Protect your personal data by:
✔ Using long, unique passwords
✔ Turning on MFA
✔ Keeping devices updated
✔ Watching for phishing scams

01/28/2026

🤔 Does a free app really need your location, contacts, and microphone?
During , pause and ask:
❓ Is this data necessary?
❓ Is the tradeoff worth it?

Learn how to take control of your data:
https://staysafeonline.org/articles/take-control-of-your-data