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I think there is nothing called full privacy a small example a lot of us these days is saving the passwords in multi programs we used in our lives.
Yes, we can be secured b securing our information. first off all we should keep our information secured. never let any body know your password, your personal information be it Date of Birth, your PIN related to your access to various important activities. Identify the emails which could be potential Spams.
The start point of hacking is to know your infomation. (phone number, email and so on) Protect your personal info and you protect yourself from hacking. The degree of protection depends completely on yourself.
Hello,
Sorry! I have no idea about this, but there will be software that can protect your privacy from hacking and you must consult with IT specialist please.
Falling victim of a spam is possible and there are alot of ways to eithical hack your privacy, It all starts by you!!
1. Fake emails asking you to update your username and password of your PayPal account.
2. Update Credit Card Information of Govermental Website Service
and Alot!
Web Application (system) should have the highest possible security especially if it holds Sensitive information about users (Bank Details, Credit Cards, etc).
Several Attacks could be implemented by Hackers (SQL Injections, etc).
My answer whould be "no, there is no way to be fully protected!"
Thank You
Network Administrator is responsible of every user in the organisation
I think there is no way to protect completely, but to take caution and precautions
