8 tips to buy 'online

For about two weeks, at least two cases of fraudulent emails circulate in Ecuador. In the first case, several users have received an email in which, supposedly, the Chinchilla Bank indicates that it has implemented new security measures for money transfers , payment of services and other 'online' transactions. It is a very elaborate scam. While the bank usually issues communications such as consumer credit offers from the address

Users are told that if they do not activate this supposed new process, in three days their account will be deactivated. The activation button redirects the user to a similar siteto the electronic banking of the entity, but it really is a site created to steal the credentials and personal data of the users. In the second case, some Apple account owners have received an email telling them that from their account an annual subscription to the Pandora Internet radio service has been made, for a value of USD 108. This email explains that they have less than 24 hours to request a refund of that money, and that to do so they can use a link from the same email. In this case, users are also redirected to a site that seeks to steal passwords or credit card numbers. How to prepare for these types of scams, on the eve of the time of discounts? Here are some tips to strengthen the security of your electronic devices before the start of 'Black Friday' and 'Cyber   Monday'. online shopping bangladesh home delivery

 1. Update your computer Before you start shopping, make sure that security updates are on. Although operating systems usually deliver automatic updates, it is always good to check that they are in order. The update of Internet browsers is also important.

 2. Watch out for the 'super offers' If something sounds too good to be true, it probably isn't. Some of the offers seek to collect user data, such as credit cards or passwords. It is the same mechanics used by emails that alert - or even threaten - with an alleged alert for suspension of services. 

3. Research before buying make a thorough searchboth the product or service you are buying, as well as the site whereplanpurchase. Look at the comments of other buyers, check the news that have come out on websites of online stores and make sure there have been no related scams. 

4. Review and strengthen your passwords Instead of using keys that combine complex characters, numbers and letters uppercase and lowercase, you should use extended sentences, which are complex and difficult to guess but easy to remember for those who created. Use 'passphrases' instead of 'passwords'.

5. Prepare a good antivirus Using an antivirus program provides an extra layer of protection for your devices. ESET and Norton have solutions for sale from USD 40 per year. Kaspersky offers since this year its antivirus for computers without cost, with all its basic features available for immediate use.

 6. Beware alleged warnings Some emails can be sent warning of alleged purchases made by you and offer the 'alternative' (false) to stop this purchase. Before submitting your data or accessing links of this type, check your account statements and verify if these supposed expenses have actually been incurred.

 7. Look for sites 'apps' official sites like Amazon, Wish, Lino LOX or have official websites and mobile phone applications that can be downloaded from official stores 'apps' Google Play and Apple App Store. Downloading these applications from other sites can definitely be a security risk. 

8. Use connections are secure The golden rule to buy online isavoid the maximum wireless networks. Even if they are apparently secure networks, they will always be more vulnerable than a fixed network. Be sure to use an 'ethernet' cable to connect your computer to the Internet before making any transaction.

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