1) Be careful when checking emails on public networks like libraries or cafes which may be infected with malware. 2) Log out of email accounts completely after use to prevent hackers from gaining access. 3) Use unique passwords and do not reuse them across accounts. 4) Delete old emails carefully as they may contain sensitive information that could be used by hackers.

1. 11 ways to keep your
emails safe from hackers

2. Emails are the most common thing
vulnerable to spying.

3. Never check your e-mail on an unsafe
network, as a computer in an internet
cafe, library or any other business. It
may be infected with malware to steal
your passwords.

4. Log off from your e-mails
as soon as their work is
over. By staying signed
up, a hacker can gain
immediate access.

5. Email Login Name and
password should not be
repeated.

6. Delete your old-emails properly, which
could contain addresses, account
usernames and passwords, contact
information for all your pals, financial
data and may other sensitive
information.

7. If an email comes to you that promises a
loan or credit card that is worth a
guaranteed amount of money at a low
interest rate, beware that it is a scam, as
nobody will give you credit without
checking your credit report.

8. Do not click on seemingly ambiguous
emails from your pals, as they could be
vectors of attack. Cyber criminals often
pose as pals stuck a problem and in need
of an immediate wire transfer.

9. If you get a mail from your bank or credit
card company asking to verify your
account information beware that it can be
from cyber criminals, don't use email for
communication, and definitely not to
confirm personal information.

10. Many scams involve sending money
to people that you have never met.
There are Cyber Criminals with the
hot investment tip or the foreign
company, which needs you to cash a
check or process transactions.
Beware.

11. Do not fall for the trick
that makes you think
that your credit card has
been stolen.

12. There are also cyber
criminals who sent
emails requesting
donations for relief
efforts.

13. Do not click on emails
that show too good to be
true deals.

14. Thank You