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At handbag, we take online safety very seriously. We are aware of fraudsters’ ways of exploiting customers, including scams by email or text message, posing as handbag on social media or simply trying to guess your password to get into your account. Here are our top tips to help you stay safe online. STRONG PASSWORDS SAVING PASSWORDS IN YOUR BROWSERS TURN ON TWO-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION KEEP YOUR DEVICES UPDATED BACK UP YOUR DEVICES AVOIDING PHISHING FRAUD ADVICE AND KEEPING YOUR CARD DATA SAFE FURTHER ADVICE ON STAYING SAFE ONLINE

STRONG PASSWORDS

Your email account contains a lot of personal information about you, and is usually linked to other online accounts you use. If your email account is compromised, all your other passwords can be reset. So, it's important you secure your email account with a strong password that is different to all your others. To create one, we recommend the '3 random words' method: simply connect three random, memorable words that mean something to you together – the longer and dafter the better. For example: MagicalCardWater. If you need to change your password on your email account to make it stronger, just click here: Gmail Yahoo Mail Outlook BT AOL

SAVING PASSWORDS IN YOUR BROWSERS

Using the same passwords for all your accounts makes you vulnerable, because if that one password is stolen, all your accounts can be accessed. Use a unique password for each one, and remember to have different passwords especially for your email and handbag accounts. The more passwords you have, the harder to remember, right? So, it's a good idea to save and manage your passwords in the browser you use. If you need help, check out handy instructions for your preferred browser here: Google Chrome Microsoft Edge Firefox Safari

TURN ON TWO-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION

Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a free security feature that adds double protection on your important accounts, like email or social media. 2FA stops someone else getting into your accounts, even if they have your password. It asks you to provide a code sent by text, or via an app on your phone, to confirm it's really you accessing the account. Depending on the online services or apps you use, it can be called 2FA, two-step verification, or multi-factor authentication. If it's available, it’s always safest to turn it on, especially on the accounts you care most about. Need help with 2FA? To protect your email account, click here:  Gmail;  YahooOutlookAOL For your social media accounts, click here: InstagramFacebookTwitterLinkedIn For secure banking, your bank should provide you with that service automatically; just make sure they have your correct phone number.

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We all love online shopping on our phones, tablets or laptops. But we need to make sure they don't have any weaknesses that can be exploited. To protect sensitive data on your devices and keep them secure, always ensure the the latest app and software updates are installed. The best way to do it is to turn on automatic updates on your device, so you don’t have to think about it. Need help? For app updates, check out these links for Google Android and Apple iOS. Or, for the latest software updates, check out these links for Android Smartphones & TabletsApple Mac, Apple iOS and iPad, and Microsoft Windows 10. If you are using Smart Devices at home, find out more about how to keep them secure here: Smart devices in the home.

BACK UP YOUR DEVICES

Yep, things can go wrong sometimes. And, if you lose your phone, tablet or laptop – or your accounts are accessed by someone trying to steal your information – you could permanently lose all your sensitive personal data. To prevent this, make sure you back up your information. It's up to you how much data you choose to back up - all of it, or just what is important to you. The best way to do it is to turn on automatic backup on your devices. For help, check out the below: Apple Mac Apple - iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch Google Devices Android Microsoft Windows 10

AVOIDING PHISHING

Be aware of suspicious requests pushing you to give away your personal details, or offering you something that seems too good to be true. It’s usually a phishing scam. If you receive a dodgy email, don’t click on any links and don’t open any attachments. Simply forward it to the Suspicious Email Reporting Service report@phishing.gov.uk where the experts will take care of it for you. If you receive a dodgy text, don't reply. Just forward it to 7726 (UK only), or report the number online at Ofcom. Finally, if a number calling you looks suspicious, don’t answer – it could cost you a lot.

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