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In a world where we seamlessly switch between apps, platforms, and devices, personal data has become one of the most valuable commodities—often without us realizing it. I was recently introduced to an in-depth piece that thoroughly explored the vulnerabilities tied to account security, and it referenced both disputing fraudulent charges and actionfraud, which added meaningful context around current digital defense strategies. What struck me most while reading was how common practices—like reusing passwords or linking multiple services—could become the very gateway for threats like identity theft, account takeover, and credential stuffing. I’ve seen cases where friends lost access to years' worth of data because they used the same password across platforms and ignored two-factor authentication. These aren't rare, catastrophic scenarios—they're everyday digital accidents waiting to happen. One of the key points raised in the content was the subtle erosion of user vigilance in the face of convenience. Features that auto-save…