61%of malicious

sites are regular websites that

have been compromised

Social Mediaransomware and

phishing schemesusing social media

is a growing threat

59%of malware

is mobile and almost 1/3 is aimed at

stealing info

1+ MILLION

people are victimsof cybercrime

every day,that’s

12 People Per

Second.

Look for an HTTPS and/or padlock in your browser address bar before submitting personal information on a website.

When the browser address bar is lit up green, the identity of that website has been strictly validated.

Look for a trust mark, such as the (the Check Mark) Norton Secured Seal. It proves that the website is legitimate, and not a spoofed website.

If an offer in an online ad or an email sounds too good to be true, it probably is. You may be tempted to click, but you’d be wise to junk them instead.

“Cooldude” is not an acceptable password. Pay attention to the passwords for your email, social networking, and online banking accounts.

Keep them as unique as you can:

• At least 8 characters

• Random mixture of characters upper and lower case, numbers, punctuation and symbols

• No words found in dictionary

• Never use the same password twice

• Change your password every 6 months

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Sources: Norton Cybercrime Report, Symantec Internet Security Threat Report

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KNOWLEDGEIS

PROTECTION! 5 Best Practices to Stay Safe Online:

Shopping sites

are among the top

malware infected sites

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