10 Golden Rules For Safe Internet Shopping


#2 What is At Stake

You could be doing everything right. But, the vendor can go wrong sometimes. And when a hacker steals the consumer’s information from a company’s database, the ultimate price is paid by the consumer. The payment card industry has recently introduced their own data security standards but is not yet properly enforced. So once the data is compromised, it’s better to close the accounts as soon as possible. Usually the bank or the company itself reimburses for your lose.  

#1 Keep Updated

Most of the malware exploits are known problems with software and operating systems. The easy targets for a hacker are usually people who do not keep the systems up to date with proper anti-virus products and operating system updates. Updates will always reduce the likelihood of malicious code or key-logging software running on your PC without your knowledge, transmitting your details to fraudsters across the internet.

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