I forgot to write the following to you:
If you use a computer for trading and your wallet, here are some golden tips:
1- Don’t use a counterfeit copy of Windows, as it may contain malicious scripts running in the background
that steal your information and passwords.
2- Make sure to download all security updates.
3- Use a dedicated, secure web browser for trading and payments, different from the browser you normally use.
4- Install antivirus and anti-malware software with internet monitoring protection for your device. Make sure it’s from a reputable company and that you have the full paid version.
5- Don’t use a wallet in the form of a browser extension or add-on.
6- Never save your wallet’s recovery phrases on any computer or phone, not even as a screenshot. It’s best to write them on paper and keep them somewhere safe.
7- Using a wallet app on your smartphone is safer than using a browser extension on your computer.
8- Regularly check background program activity and connections, and don’t use an untrustworthy free VPN, whatever the reason.
9- Remove any suspicious programs.
10- If your device has previously been infected with malware, wipe the entire drive and reinstall a clean, genuine, paid copy of Windows. Linux is also a powerful and free option, provided you have experience using it. There are many distributions; the most important ones include Debian and then Ubuntu.
If you use a computer for trading and your wallet, here are some golden tips:
1- Don’t use a counterfeit copy of Windows, as it may contain malicious scripts running in the background
that steal your information and passwords.
2- Make sure to download all security updates.
3- Use a dedicated, secure web browser for trading and payments, different from the browser you normally use.
4- Install antivirus and anti-malware software with internet monitoring protection for your device. Make sure it’s from a reputable company and that you have the full paid version.
5- Don’t use a wallet in the form of a browser extension or add-on.
6- Never save your wallet’s recovery phrases on any computer or phone, not even as a screenshot. It’s best to write them on paper and keep them somewhere safe.
7- Using a wallet app on your smartphone is safer than using a browser extension on your computer.
8- Regularly check background program activity and connections, and don’t use an untrustworthy free VPN, whatever the reason.
9- Remove any suspicious programs.
10- If your device has previously been infected with malware, wipe the entire drive and reinstall a clean, genuine, paid copy of Windows. Linux is also a powerful and free option, provided you have experience using it. There are many distributions; the most important ones include Debian and then Ubuntu.