People, not computers, create computer threats and anyone who uses a computer or connects to the Internet is susceptible to the threats that Online Cyber Criminals pose.These online villains typically use phishing scams, spam email or instant messages and bogus websites to deliver dangerous malware to your computer and compromise your computer security.Online Cyber Criminals victimize others for their own gain. When one unknowingly provides the access of their system to those Cyber Criminals via internet, then they pose extreme threat to your security. Online Cyber Criminals are unauthenticated users who break into systems in order to change, destroy or steal valuable information. They often perform this task by installing a Trojan virus in your system without your knowledge or consent and once your computer is connected to the internet, then the Trojan virus installed by a Cyber Criminalquietly transmits your personal and financial information without your knowledge in order to help Cyber Criminals to steal your information. Online Cyber Criminals can also try to access your computer and private information directly if you are not protected by a firewall. Some Online Cyber Criminal can even monitor your conversations or they can even get an access to the surveillance of your premises simply by getting an access of your system. Usually disguised with a bogus identity, Online Cyber Criminals can lure you into revealing sensitive personal and financial information, or much worse.The Cyber Criminals performs all these harmful tasks and access the information with their smart methods and explicit knowledge of programming.

If Cyber Criminal successfully installs a Trojan inside your system then, they might have the access to below given information every time you connect your computer to the internet.

• The Cyber Criminals can sell your personal information to other parties who can later harass you or use it for illegal purposes
• Hijack your usernames and passwords
• The Cyber Criminals can obtain cash advances
• The Cyber Criminals can make purchases from your bank card
• The Cyber Criminals can open a new bank account or request additional credit cards
• The Cyber Criminals can destroy your credit score
• The Cyber Criminals can include themselves as authorized user and obtain the authority to control your credit
• The Cyber Criminals can use and abuse your Social Security number
• The Cyber Criminals can even steal the money you don’t poses by requesting loans on your name

Cyber Criminal who stalks people while online can pose a serious physical threat. One should always Use extreme caution when agreeing to meet an online “friend” or acquaintance in person is always the best way to keep safe.

An unprotected computer is like an open door for Online Cyber Criminals. To take it a step further, protect your computer from Cyber Criminals by using a spam filter or gateway to scan inbound email or instant messages. By employing proper security measures before it can enter your system. Check the accuracy of your personal accounts, credit cards, and documents and try to guard every possible entrance of your computer and fend off any spyware or viruses that struggle to enter into your system and steal your money. Previously undetected forms of Trojan virus can often do the most damage, so it’s critical to proper protection.

When you equip yourself with information and resources, you’re wiser about computer security threats and less vulnerable to threat tactics. Cyber Criminalspose equally serious and but very different threats.

• One must use extreme caution when joining chat rooms or posting personal Websites
• One must use extreme caution when agreeing to meet an online friend for a coffee
• One must continually check the accuracy of personal accounts
• One must limit the use of personal information in web-post or on social media platforms
• One must carefully monitor friends requests they receive on social media platforms
• One must avoid using personal and financial information in online conversations

• Use antivirus protection
• Make sure that you have the best security software products installed on your system
• Get anti spyware software protection
• Don’t open messages from unknown senders

• Avoid questionable Web sites
• Increase your browser security settings
• Update your operating system regularly
• Use a 2-way firewall
• Only download software from trusted websites