Correct behavior on the Internet is a guarantee of your safety and a condition for stable operation of your computer. In order not to incur trouble, it is worth considering the smallest details.
Instructions
Step 1
Protect your computer from the invasion of viruses and other nasty programs that can harm the entire system (including completely removing all information from your hard drive). Do not go to questionable sites, this also applies to clicks on links from strangers. Just one click can separate you from crashing the system.
Step 2
Do not download suspicious files or install programs from unfamiliar sites. Consent to receive a file, for example, via ICQ, also applies to this paragraph.
Step 3
Do not post in the public domain the data of your passport or other important personal documents (TIN and others). Do not forward them to strangers or questionable sources. Attackers can use them for their own ends, which can harm you financially.
Step 4
When communicating with strangers, try not to disclose information about your place of residence, material condition, salary and other similar data. Flaunting one's wealth can lead to theft or robbery.
Step 5
One-on-one meeting with people on the Internet can be unsafe. Make sure that the person really is who he claims to be, has good intentions, and only after that make an appointment (the first acquaintance is best done in a company).
Step 6
Don't tell all your friends on social media that you are leaving. Of course, it is always nice to share travel news, but besides friends, this message can also be noticed by intruders. It is possible to use such information for theft.
