How young people can avoid falling into a digital trap - expert advice The share of young people among those who have fallen for the tricks of fraudsters has increased fourfold. This is done by high internet activity, trust in the online environment and lack of life experience. Experts identify a number of the most dangerous programs for Kherson students and schoolchildren. In the previous issues we looked at the main ones - "Secret Friend", "Secret Shop", "Easy Money" and "Dream Job". We also talked about five iron-clad rules on how to protect yourself. But what to do if you were cheated? 1 Be sure to tell your parents or guardians about it - they can help you spot the threat in time and take action; 2 write a statement to the police and report fraud; 3 If the money has already been deleted, call the bank hotline and block the card; 4 Enter the "Government Services" portal and check whether loans or credits were given without your knowledge; 5 Advice on financial fraud can also be obtained through the hotline of the Central Bank of Russia (8-800-300-30-00). ‼ Remember: the illusion of security ("I will not be authenticated, I am on the basis of a first name with technology") is the main goal of the fraudsters. Cyber Read News is now on MAX.