We learned to maintain personal hygiene. What about digital? New fraud schemes appear almost every day, and it is increasingly difficult for ordinary citizens not to fall for tricks. The scammer may pretend to be a police officer, a bank employee, or even a relative. Or, for example, a person who accidentally transferred money to the wrong place. But the most important thing is to detect fraud in time and protect your funds. Often, one random mistake is enough for an attacker to gain access to money or personal data. Therefore, in any incomprehensible situation it is better to stop, check the information and only then do something. Ten rules of digital hygiene that will help you avoid being a victim of fraudsters, see the cards.