On the internet, cybercriminals try to seduce us with ‘bargain’ products. If something is too good or too cheap, it is likely to be a fraud.

Your password is the gateway to your confidential information. Protect yourself better with good passwords and don't share them with anyone. Make them different, strong and save them in your password manager for more security, avoiding saving them in the browser itself.

When connecting to public wifi, be careful what information you share. Never enter personal or financial details, since free Wi-Fi networks may be compromised. Better use mobile data to do so.

Did you know that if your mobile phone is lost or stolen, it can be used to take money from you? Enable screen lock and authentication for payments with your phone, making it much more difficult for thieves. If your mobile phone is lost or stolen, call Customer Services (93 887 25 25) as soon as possible.

Whenever someone, even a family member, asks you for money in an urgent or unusual way by phone or message, be suspicious. Cybercriminals can impersonate someone close to you in order to steal from you. They can even impersonate you in videos or audios. Don't believe everything and call yourself to check.

Nerves and haste have never been good. Therefore, in the face of any fraud attempt, act calmly, use common sense and never rush into anything. If you have any questions, please check through official contacts.