It’s a big week in Cyber City! There’s a ghost on the loose, a brand-new game in the Cyber Arcade, and if a few buildings and areas look a bit different… that’s on purpose. Here’s everything that happening, starting with the Cyberlingz Halloween event. Why Cyberlingz Has Special Events Special events are short, seasonal adventures
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Cyberlingz Mission 01 is the first of four missions in Season 01. It’s a running game where the player runs along the firewall dome that protects Cyber City. Your child dodges, jumps and slides past cybersecurity threat obstacles and when a crack appears in the wall, they patch it with a quick rhythm hack challenge
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Online safety activities can be challenging at times, but we have created four 10-minute activities that are easy and interactive. That’s one activity a week for the month of October which also happens to be Cybersecurity Awareness month. Each activity is a single message on a board, one question, and a two-minute debrief. There’s no
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A Roblox age check is now required before anyone can use chat. Your child can either complete a facial age scan, verify with a government ID if that’s available, or have you set their age through parental controls. I’ll explain why in a moment, because the obvious shortcut is the one that causes real harm.
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Short Answer: three things before the term starts. Separate the school password from every other password. Agree where the laptop “sleeps”. And remind them, in advance, that they will never be in trouble for telling you something went wrong. The last one does more work than every parental control on the market combined. Here is
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Short answer: teach three things. Four unconnected words instead of a short complicated password. A different one for the email account, because that is the master key. And never share it, not even with a best friend – which is the rule that actually matters and the one nobody teaches properly. Here is why the
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Short answer, in this order: change the email account password first, then the game or app password, then turn on two-factor authentication on both. After that, check for unfamiliar purchases and linked devices, warn their friends, and expect a follow-up scam offering to “recover” the account. The order matters more than anything else on this
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It will look like winning. A free skin. A giveaway from a “famous” player. A message saying they’ve been specially chosen. The first scam your child meets will be dressed as the best day of their week – because that’s the entire job of a scam, and the people writing them are better at their
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In May, I wrote that cybersecurity training is broken and I was building a game instead. I said it would launch in a few weeks. It’s live. cyberlingz.com. Season 01, in your browser, no download, no installer. You can stop reading now and go play it – honestly, that’s the better version of this blog
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If you’ve ever sat through a corporate cybersecurity awareness module, you know the feeling. A man in a polo shirt explains what a phishing email is. There’s a quiz at the end. You click through it as fast as legally possible. You learn nothing. You forget everything. Three months later, you click a dodgy link
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