Is Generation Z the weakest when it comes to cybersecurity?
That is the conclusion in a new report from Yubico highlights alarming issues with cybersecurity and phishing, in private life and at work.
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Filed notes is my space to think out loud—writing to learn, breaking down topics that interest me, and making ideas on the intersection of tech and society accessible.
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