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This document discusses cyber threats facing organizations and individuals and methods for prevention. It outlines internal threats, cloud security, and DNS poisoning risks to organizations as well as social engineering, phishing, packet sniffing, spamming, botnets, and malware threats targeting individuals. The document recommends using firewalls, anti-malware tools, avoiding unknown links, and privacy options to prevent cyber threats.
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