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Abstract
The internet is complete of data and the entirety is withinside the sun. Therefore, humans generally tend to down load one or materials. However, now that cyber protection is a pinnacle priority, it's miles very vital to pay near interest to what you're surfing the Internet. You want to exercise exact behavior to defend your non-public data. Always download new software or apps directly from the website that hosts these files. However, if you do not pay close attention to the location from which the file was downloaded, you will be vulnerable to hacking. I don't know what will happen because even trusted platforms can be hacked.
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37591/joces.v11i3.867
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