When the system says your password is too weak, but you’ve already used all the ones you can remember.” This shows the struggle of password fatigue, where users create weak or repeated passwords because remembering complex ones is too difficult. 

A human-centered approach would promote password managers or alternative authentication methods to ease the burden. “This email says I won a free iPhone… maybe just one click?”
This represents phishing attacks, where social engineering tricks people into clicking malicious links. A human-centered approach would focus on better phishing awareness training, user-friendly email security tools, and clear warning signals. 

“Hackers and burglars: ‘Noted

Cybersecurity Connection: This meme highlights the risk of oversharing personal information online, which can lead to cyberstalking, identity theft, or real-world crimes. A human-centered approach would include privacy education, social media settings that guide users to safer sharing habits, and clearer alerts about the risks of public posts.This meme highlights the risk of oversharing personal information online, which can lead to cyberstalking, identity theft, or real-world crimes. A human-centered approach would include privacy education, social media settings that guide users to safer sharing habits, and clearer alerts about the risks of public posts.