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You open your files and see a message demanding money before you can use them. That may be ransomware: attackers block access to files and demand payment to restore it. It sounds like a problem for experts, but attackers often exploit ordinary openings: weak passwords, careless clicks, outdated software, or trust in an unexpected message. Rushed choices create opportunities. Everyday security habits reduce them. Use strong, unique passwords. Turn on multi-factor authentication, which adds another proof of identity beyond your password. Install updates and keep backups of important files. Backups can reduce the damage if files are lost. You do not need to become an expert. Start by slowing down: check an unexpected message before you click, reply, or pay. Follow CyberTrips.ng, save this video, and share it with someone who needs it. Drop your next cybersecurity question below.