Stay One Step Ahead: A Guide to Avoiding Cyber Fraud
Stay One Step Ahead: A Guide to Avoiding Cyber Fraud
Cyber fraud is a common issue during festivals due to the increase in online shopping.
Cyber fraud is a common issue during festivals due to the increase in online shopping.
Phishing scams involve sending fraudulent emails or messages to obtain personal information.
Phishing scams involve sending fraudulent emails or messages to obtain personal information.
Fake websites are created by scammers to steal personal and financial information and should only be shopped on trusted and secure websites.
Fake websites are created by scammers to steal personal and financial information and should only be shopped on trusted and secure websites.
Online payment fraud
involves using stolen credit card information to make purchases.
Online payment fraud
involves using stolen credit card information to make purchases.
Malware attacks involve infecting computers or devices with malicious software that can steal personal information or take control.
Malware attacks involve infecting computers or devices with malicious software that can steal personal information or take control.
Use these extra cybersecurity pointers to safeguard yourself from cyber fraud:
Use these extra cybersecurity pointers to safeguard yourself from cyber fraud:
Make sure each of your internet accounts has a secure, distinct password.
Make sure each of your internet accounts has a secure, distinct password.
To increase security,
enable two-factor authentication.
To increase security,
enable two-factor authentication.
Stay away from public
Wi-Fi when shopping online.
Stay away from public
Wi-Fi when shopping online.
Update the software and hardware on your devices.
Update the software and hardware on your devices.
Deals that look too good to be true should be avoided.
Deals that look too good to be true should be avoided.
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