Cyber for Humans
Cyber for Humans
How to create a strong password you can actually remember
No weird formulas: a three-step method to invent long passwords, different for every site and easy to keep in mind. With examples.
Cyber for Humans
Written for humans, not for IT people
Digital security explained to people who know nothing about it: from scratch, one step at a time, in a language humans speak.
The problem isn't you, it's the jargon. You don't need to know anything to start. Every article begins with a question anyone might ask, explains the hard words in a separate box and walks you through it step by step, with your phone or computer in front of you. If you get to the end and it's still not solved, write to us: we'll rewrite it better.
- Zero prerequisites. If you can turn on a phone, you know enough.
- Hard words explained. Every technical term gets its own "In plain words" box.
- One step at a time. Numbered instructions with the exact menu names to tap.
- Time and what you need listed at the top of every article.
Cyber for Humans
Cyber for Humans
Two-step verification: what it is and how to turn it on in Gmail, in 5 minutes
It's the extra lock that stops thieves even when they have your password. Explained from scratch, with the exact steps to turn it on for your Google account.
Cyber for Humans
Cyber for Humans
Phone backup: what it is, why you need it and how to set it up in 10 minutes
If your phone breaks or gets stolen, photos and contacts are gone for good. Unless you have a backup. Here's how to turn it on for Android and iPhone, once and for all.