How Do hakers Hack your bank account information?????

Online crime is rising day by day. Cyber criminals steal personal details by spreading dangerous viruses. Particularly hackers are making various strategies to steal details of bank accounts. Many suggestions to alert you from them ..

Are Banks Calling Representatives ..? Do not react if you have a phone call asking your bank account details. The thing that you should remember is that the bank managers do not ask for the last details by phone call in any case.

Choose Virtual Keyboards In the context of Internet Banking, select only those virtual banks that are offered by the banks except the manual keyboard. By doing this, hackers can not identify your passwords.

Antivirus without protection ..? Do not use PCs for anti-virus protection for NetBanking. Hackers can easily take control of pc without proper protection. So, the antivirus is must

Do not have the same passwords for all accounts ... Do not put the same password for all online accounts. Doing this will cause your passwords to be accidentally hacked if all the accounts are hacked.

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