1.

Andy and May are attending a programming class.
    
May: It turns out that writing apps can actually grant you access to a user’s device permissions. 

Andy: Yeah, that’s why so many cybercriminals use the internet to illegally obtain data. 

2.

May: If I learn how to build apps to hack into other people’s devices, wouldn’t I be able to make a fortune? 

Andy: Don’t even think about it! That is totally illegal! We should use our knowledge for good and focus on strengthening cybersecurity instead. 

3.

May: Almost every part of our daily lives, from food and clothing to housing and transport, is deeply connected to systems and networks. Social media accounts, online shopping, e-banking... everything carries the risk of identity theft! 

Andy: And it also affects public interest systems, like transportation networks, healthcare systems, and aviation controls…

4.

May: Exactly! It’s not just individuals who are at risk. In serious cases, even public utilities and infrastructure can be targeted. That’s why cybersecurity can trigger a domino effect of national security risks, impacting data, the economy, finance, technology, and social safety 

Andy: You’re right. We all need to take a proactive step. If we spot anything suspicious, we should report it immediately to jointly safeguard cybersecurity!