Internet Safety

A social media bio might seem harmless, but it's basically a treasure map for password guessers. This lesson explores how oversharing online fuels social engineering, and teaches students to build stronger passphrases and use two-factor authentication.

Phishing isn't just about sketchy links — the best scams look like your bank, your school, or your best friend. This lesson breaks down the psychology behind phishing tactics and gives students concrete habits to verify before they click.

Forty-five dollars can feel like a steal — until you realize you just handed it to a criminal. This lesson breaks down the most common online scams targeting teens and gives students a concrete action plan for what to do when a deal turns into a theft.

Online friends aren't real friends—they're strangers wearing a friendly filter. Explore how predators manipulate trust through flattery and secrecy, and learn the simple steps to block, document, and report unsafe behavior.

A cracked phone screen isn't the only way your device betrays you — unencrypted Wi-Fi and outdated software leave the door wide open for scammers. This lesson explores malware, network attacks, and the everyday habits that keep devices and data secure.

Nobody reads the Terms of Service, but that giant wall of text is where you sign away more than you think. Explore what's actually inside those agreements, why 'free' apps are never really free, and how to protect your data without losing access to the tools you love.