This high schooler in the US teaches kids about cyber threats


It is never too early to learn how to be safe and protect personal information while using electronic devices such as computers, phones, and game consoles. — Internet vector created by stories - www.freepik.com

After spending part of her sophomore year using Zoom to do her University High coursework, Kayley Chan realised the importance of being secure online.

She didn’t have a bad online experience herself, but she did take a cybersecurity course in which she learned all about the dangers posed malware and phishing, along with the importance of protecting her identity and securing passwords. So Chan, now a 16-year-old junior, decided that such information should be made available to elementary school students who didn’t yet have the same computer savvy.

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