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Email protection, PayPal security, web browser attacks…

how to prevent cyber-crime and protect your digital self from being a target of scammers

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ot all frauds require your participation. Whilst scams require you to fall for their ruse, other frauds occur in the background completely without your knowledge or consent. E.g. identity theft.

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ot all frauds require your participation. Whilst scams require you to fall for their ruse, other frauds occur in the background completely without your knowledge or consent. E.g. identity theft.

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ot all frauds require your participation. Whilst scams require you to fall for their ruse, other frauds occur in the background completely without your knowledge or consent. E.g. identity theft.

Whilst millennials and the elderly are statistically at a higher risk due to lack of life experience or technological advancements, fraudsters often actively target business owners aged between 30-60 as they often have better credit ratings. Even high-ranking police officers and fraud specialists have fallen victim. Anyone is susceptible because we all have at least one of the following: a bank account, debit/credit card, an email account, a smartphone, or a computer/tablet.

This book will demonstrate how to spot fraudulent emails/texts/phone calls as well as protocols you can employ to make it harder for fraud to be perpetrated against you, encouraging the fraudster you are not worth the effort.

Should your bank accounts or debit/credit cards be compromised there are also ways you can limit the damage by compartmentalising your banking structure and using multiple PayPal accounts.

We never know when intruders are attempting to gain access to our digital world.