<ul><li>Online banking is well on its way to becoming a cornerstone of the banking experience overall.</li><li>Today, 78% of adults in the U.S. prefer to bank online.</li><li>Use a strong password and a password manager to keep them straight.</li><li>In practice, two-factor authentication means that in addition to providing a password, you also receive a special one-time-use code to access your account.</li><li>Avoid phishing attacks by looking at your email inbox with a skeptical eye.</li><li>Be skeptical about calls as well. Fraudsters use the phone too.</li><li>Steer clear of financial transactions on public Wi-Fi in cafes, hotels, and libraries</li><li>Update your software to protect against the latest malware and vulnerabilities.</li><li>Protect your devices with comprehensive online protection software.</li><li>Check your credit report and monitor your transactions to uncover any inconsistencies or fraud.</li></ul>

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