Ankita Deshkar; Karan Mahadik · Cybersecurity · 2026-08-29
Think before you post: ‘Harmless’ social media updates can put you at risk
From live locations and travel plans to children’s photographs and identity documents, seemingly harmless social media posts can expose users to fraud, impersonation and stalking. Cybersecurity experts explain what you should – and shouldn’t – share online. Think before you post: ‘Harmless’ social media updates can put you at risk.
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