Here are 10 common mistakes people make online and how to avoid them:

1. Unverified banking sites:

Many users enter personal information on unverified banking sites, exposing themselves to the risk of financial fraud. Always check the URL and use the bank's official apps for secure transactions.

2. Purchases on dubious sites:

Purchasing products from untrustworthy sites can lead to personal information leakage or credit card fraud. Trust only trusted online stores with secure payment methods.

3. Using one password:

Using the same password for all accounts leaves you vulnerable to hackers. Create unique passwords for each site and use a password manager to store them.

4. Incorrect use of social networks:

Sharing personal information on social networks can lead to cyberbullying or data leakage. Be careful when adding strangers as friends and limit access to your profile.

5. Visiting suspicious sites:

Visiting malicious or fake websites can lead to viruses or theft of personal information. Be careful and avoid clicking on suspicious links.

6. Publication of personal information:

Revealing too much personal information online leaves you vulnerable to attackers. Be careful what you share online and limit access to your personal information.

7. Inattentive reading of the terms of use:

Many users do not read the terms of use of sites or applications, which may result in the transfer of personal information to third parties. Always read the terms and conditions before agreeing.

8. Using public Wi-Fi networks without protection:

Connecting to public Wi-Fi networks without using a VPN may leak personal information. Always use a secure connection when working with sensitive data.

9. Hacking mobile devices:

Jailbreaking mobile devices or downloading apps from untrusted sources can lead to malware infections. Be careful when installing applications and update your software regularly.

10. Insufficient supervision of children on the Internet:

Failure to supervise children online can lead to exposure to inappropriate content or cyberbullying. Teach your children safe online behavior and use parental controls to limit access to inappropriate sites.