Scams

Scams are cheating policy. It begins with a good and humble or lucrative presentation. It continues with a friendly atmosphere intend to defraud an individual, group, or organization. At last, ends with and ends to suffering loss. It is very easy to do on the internet. IT specialists with a fraudulent aim get a wide area on the internet. The crime That involves computers and the internet is cybercrime. When it comes to online scams, l knowledge can save you a world of trouble. Most common types of scams, how to spot them, and how to avoid falling prey to them. Here is some type of scam.

Online scams

 Online scams exploit those who need and looking for a lucrative deal. Those are the victim who live with greed or look for opportunity without labor. Some kinds of online is Prize scam. You’ll get SMS, or email that you have won a good prize like huge money, bulk jewelry or a foreign travel in the vacation. These scams will ask you to pay something upfront. These are snares.

Crowdfunding crime

Creators of the crowd sourced promise a good return for your little joining money in their project. Their intension is to pocketing the money instead.

Online scams.

If you spend any time online, A chance scammers take to phishing attack.

This is when They pretends to be from a reputable person or company. They get your personal information they can use.

Phishing is a technique that’s often deployed through emails. Web sites pop-ups, and even mobile apps.

How to Avoiding web scams:

General questions to ask yourself to avoid computer scams:

1. When asking for too much information’s
2. Take caution of anyone who asks for more information than they need. Even if tell talking from your Bank..
3. Ask him. Do I know you?
4. Ask this simple question before responding to a SMS or emails.
5. First check to see if you recognize the sender’s name and email address.
6. Is that a secured link?
7. Before clicking on a link, hover over it to see if the URL. The URL address looks https:// or a sign of a lock. That is legitimate.
8. Am I on the web page I think I’m on?
9. Before logging into an online account, make sure the web address is correct. Phishers often forge legitimate websites, like online storage accounts, hoping to trick you into entering your login details. AS we do for online shopping
10. Think over it that, Is it too good to be true? or it may be false
11. Avoid “free” offers or deals that sound too good to be true.
12. Is my security software active?
13. Bear in mid that Security software is strong for your protection.

Common phishing scams:

The CEO/Executive

The scam appears as an email from a leader in your organization, asking for highly sensitive information like company accounts, employee salaries, Social Security numbers, and client information.

File sharing & DocuSign

Phony requests to access files in Dropbox and DocuSign accounts are on the rise, tricking workers into clicking on dangerous links.

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The mobile phishing

Scammers distribute fake mobile apps that gather your personal information in the background or send text messages containing dangerous links.

Banking scam

You receive an email or phone call saying there is something wrong with your bank account that needs your attention. You’re then directed to a fake site. You attempt to log-in so they can fetch your card no. password or any personal information. Never do this. Do not share with others Card No. password, CVV No. or any secret word.

At ATM give PIN no. with a shade lest any secret camera steals that.