Operational security for everyday AI users
Unique password per AI account via a free password manager; two-factor authentication on your email first (it resets everything else); dedicated email for AI services; log out on shared devices; keep apps updated; beware 'AI' apps that are data-harvesters in disguise.
Never let AI-held content be your only copy. Keep originals of documents, photos and prompts in your own storage. Services vanish and change terms; your portfolio must outlive any vendor.
Voice-clone kidnapping calls, AI-written phishing with perfect grammar, fake 'AI investment' schemes, and paid 'certificates' that certify nothing. Rules: verify unexpected urgent calls via a known number; no AI tool needs your ID or bank login; real courses show curriculum and assessment, like this one does.
Two-factor authentication: a second proof at login.
Tool generating/storing unique passwords.
Dependence on one service holding your only copies.
Fraud using synthesised familiar voices.
Tools: Free password manager + your email settings
