Creative Corner

One Text Message, Two Endings

An illustrated scenario and a campaign of social posts about spotting a scam before it hooks you.

Illustration of a teen receiving a suspicious message while an adult points to a security shield
Illustrated scenario: the safest move is almost always to slow down and tell someone.
Panel 1

Sarah is on her bed when she receives a message from one of her 'friends' about a free superhero movie.

Panel 2

She goes to click it, then remembers her teacher's warning about suspicious links

Panel 3

She stops. Sarah goes and tells her mother about her concern.

Panel 4

Her mother tells her that she was sent a phishing link; she tells her that they should use legitimate sites instead

The Safe4you example Instagram feed

Three posts we designed to make cyber safety actually shareable. Tap the hearts.

G@safe4you.official

1,284 likes

That 'free V-Bucks' link your mate sent? Their account is hacked, not generous. Never log in through a link someone DMs you. 🎣

#PhishingIsNotFishing

G@safe4you.official

967 likes

Your password should be a passphrase: 4 random words beats P@ssw0rd1 every single time. Then switch on 2FA and go live your life. 🔐

#PassphraseNotPassword

G@safe4you.official

1,533 likes

Uniform + suburb + daily routine = a map to you. Post the memory, not the location. 📍

#ThinkBeforeYouTag