Cyber theft
By News Desk
December 01, 2023
In today’s world, using phones and computers to pay for things online has become very common and easy. This leaves us more vulnerable to cyber crimes such as identity theft and phishing scams. Online hackers can steal our sensitive information and use it to steal our money.
It is important for all of us to be careful when we use digital payments. We should only use trusted apps, take extra security measures if we can, and always check our accounts to make sure no one is taking our money without our permission. Staying safe online is like wearing a digital seatbelt – it helps us enjoy the ride without worrying too much about the bumps on the road.
Fahad Ali Pathan
Sukkur
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