During the Chinese New Year, people participate in the red envelope grabbing activity through mobile apps during the Chinese New Year, which brings convenience and fun to people. At the same time, however, cyber traps are on the rise, putting people's property and personal information at risk. So how to prevent red envelope traps on the Internet?
1.**Official App: Only from the official app store**Red Envelope App, not from others*** to prevent** malware.
2.Update the app: Make sure the red packet app you have installed is the latest version to get the latest security updates and fixes.
3.Be cautious about using third-party logins: When using red packet apps, be cautious about using third-party logins (such as WeChat, Alipay, QQ, etc.). At the same time, make sure to only use the official login screen to prevent personal information from being leaked.
4.Pay attention to the authenticity of the link: When you receive a red packet link, double-check the authenticity of the link. Avoid clicking on links from strangers or untrustworthy people to protect yourself from phishing**.
5.Be wary of phishing texts and**: Beware of receiving phishing texts or ** posing as red packet campaigns. Never provide personal information or bank card numbers.
6.Use a secure network: Use a secure network connection and avoid using public Wi-Fi when participating in red packet activities to prevent personal information from being stolen.
7.Check your accounts regularly: Check your payment and bank accounts regularly to make sure there are no unusual transactions.
8.Pay attention to personal privacy: Do not disclose too much personal information, such as address, ID number, etc., during the red envelope campaign.
9.Publicity and education: Promote cyber security knowledge to children and the elderly at home, and inform them to be careful when participating in red envelope activities, and not to click on links or unfamiliar applications at will to prevent being deceived.
Through the above methods, we can better protect our property and personal information, so that we can safely enjoy the fun of grabbing red envelopes in the New Year.