This document discusses various online banking and cybersecurity threats such as phishing, man-in-the-browser attacks, keyloggers, and fraudulent mobile apps. It provides tips for protecting online banking on public Wi-Fi networks and mobile devices, including keeping systems updated, using unique passwords, and enabling firewalls. Mac computers are also susceptible to malware so users should keep software updated, limit browser plugins, and use antivirus software. The document emphasizes taking a layered security approach and using common sense online banking practices.

1. by Virtual World Computing
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2.  Online & Mobile Banking
 Phishing schemes: Email or malicious websites
 Man-in-the-browser (MiTB)attacks
 Keyloggers: software & hardware
 Fraudulant Mobile Apps: Fake Installers | Zeus-in-the-mobile
 SMSTrojans
 Cybercrime Exploit Kits
Online BankingThreats

3.  Public Wi-Fi Networks
 Phishing schemes: Email attachments or malicious website links
 Fake Wi-Fi Hotspots
 IdentityTheft
PublicWi-FiThreats

4.  Malware & viruses
 ID spoofing
 Phone cloning
 Rogue apps
 BankingTrojans
MobileThreats

5. Myth: Malware Only Affects
MicrosoftWindows Systems

6.  Macs are not immune to malware
 FlashbackTrojan of 2012
 Fake anti-virus attacks
 Right-to-left Mac malware
 Ransomware hijacking
Mac OS X

7.  Update your computer or device on a regular basis
 Make sure that you use a secure site
 Look for HTTPS instead of http and look for the lock icon on the address bar of
the browser you are using
 Use your own devices to bank online [Both desktop & mobile]
 Never use a public computer
 Monitor your bank accounts
Online BankingTips

8.  Laptop & Mobile Devices
 Keep virus & malware protection up to date
 Only use websites that are encrypted [HTTPS instead of HTTP]
 Turn file & printer sharing features off
 Turn on your firewall
 Confirm the network name [SSID]
 Use unique passwords for every site
 Do not access your bank account or credit cards on publicWi-Fi
 Disable any settings that allow you to auto-connect toWi-Fi
PublicWi-FiTips

9.  Keep your device locked
 Keep your device updated
 Use a strong password (not the default pin)
 Turn of Bluetooth when not in use
 Do not automatically connect to Wi-Fi
 Download apps from trusted sources
 Install anti-malware/anti-virus protection
Mobile SecurityTips

10.  Keep software on your machine updated
 Limit or remove browser plugins
 Encrypt your data
 Use Mac anti-virus
 Enable your firewall
Mac OS XTips

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12. “Passwords are like underwear: you
don’t let people see it, you should
change it very often, and you
shouldn’t share it with strangers.”
– Chris Pirillo

13. Use a layered approach
when surfing the web

14. Use Common Sense

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