Internet threats and tips.

1. by Virtual World Computing
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2.  Online & Mobile Banking
 Phishing schemes: Email or malicious websites
 Man-in-the-browser (MiTB)attacks
 Keyloggers: software & hardware
 Fraudulant Mobile Apps: Fake Installers | Zeus-in-the-mobile
 SMSTrojans
 Cybercrime Exploit Kits
Online BankingThreats

3.  Public Wi-Fi Networks
 Phishing schemes: Email attachments or malicious website links
 Fake Wi-Fi Hotspots
 IdentityTheft
PublicWi-FiThreats

4.  Malware & viruses
 ID spoofing
 Phone cloning
 Rogue apps
 BankingTrojans
MobileThreats

5. Myth: Malware Only Affects
MicrosoftWindows Systems

6.  Macs are not immune to malware
 FlashbackTrojan of 2012
 Fake anti-virus attacks
 Right-to-left Mac malware
 Ransomware hijacking
Mac OS X

7.  Update your computer or device on a regular basis
 Make sure that you use a secure site
 Look for HTTPS instead of http and look for the lock icon on the address bar of
the browser you are using
 Use your own devices to bank online [Both desktop & mobile]
 Never use a public computer
 Monitor your bank accounts
Online BankingTips

8.  Laptop & Mobile Devices
 Keep virus & malware protection up to date
 Only use websites that are encrypted [HTTPS instead of HTTP]
 Turn file & printer sharing features off
 Turn on your firewall
 Confirm the network name [SSID]
 Use unique passwords for every site
 Do not access your bank account or credit cards on publicWi-Fi
 Disable any settings that allow you to auto-connect toWi-Fi
PublicWi-FiTips

9.  Keep your device locked
 Keep your device updated
 Use a strong password (not the default pin)
 Turn of Bluetooth when not in use
 Do not automatically connect to Wi-Fi
 Download apps from trusted sources
 Install anti-malware/anti-virus protection
Mobile SecurityTips

10.  Keep software on your machine updated
 Limit or remove browser plugins
 Encrypt your data
 Use Mac anti-virus
 Enable your firewall
Mac OS XTips

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WEAKEST LINK?

12. “Passwords are like underwear: you
don’t let people see it, you should
change it very often, and you
shouldn’t share it with strangers.”
– Chris Pirillo

13. Use a layered approach
when surfing the web

14. Use Common Sense

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