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Before you log in to any account, take a moment to perform a quick security check. This small step can stop phishing attempts and protect your sensitive data.

First, look at the website address in your browser’s address bar. Make sure it matches the official URL of the service you’re trying to access.

Watch out for lookalike domains such as g00gle.com or faceb0ok.org instead of the real ones.

Phishing sites often use subtle changes to trick you.

Next, check for the padlock icon next to the URL. HTTPS ensures that your login credentials are transmitted securely.

If the padlock is missing or the site says it is not secure, do not proceed.

Appearance doesn’t guarantee safety—no HTTPS equals high risk.

Avoid logging in through links sent to you via email or đăng nhập jun 88 text message. These links can lead to fake login pages designed to steal your credentials.

Instead, type the official website address directly into your browser or use a trusted bookmark.

When in doubt, visit the organization’s verified Twitter, Facebook, or LinkedIn page for guidance.

Also, make sure your device is secure. Public devices and open networks are high-risk environments for credential theft.

If you must, use private browsing mode and log out completely when done.

Check that your antivirus and firewall are active and up to date.

Spyware can record your password regardless of how secure the site appears.

Finally, be aware of your surroundings. Shoulder surfers can steal your password in seconds.

Don’t underestimate the threat of someone standing too close.

Never rush—security requires deliberate confirmation.

These few seconds can save you hours of recovery time later