What are the dangers of cyber traps to social health?

What are the cyber traps?

Credit Card Trap Posting enticing purchase information on the Internet, luring people to fill out forms, and fraudulently obtaining credit card information.

**Trap Posting false information on the Internet, coaxing stock ranks, and taking the opportunity to make money yourself.

Dating trap Under the banner of online dating, they use fake information to deceive each other.

Job Trap Use online job postings to defraud job applicants.

Link trap When connected to some ** software, the software can secretly close the user's connection with the ISP, and connect to the foreign long-distance dial-up station, so that the user pays a huge amount of international long-distance calls. An effective way to prevent this is to turn off the international long-distance call function on the Internet**.

Cookie Trap The use of "cookies" to steal user information to achieve the purpose of controlling users.

In the name of direct sales, the rat club will absorb and develop rat members in disguise and defraud members of their money.

Second-hand trading traps are traps set by sellers in second-hand transactions, and it is always the payer who suffers.

The secret of this scam is to find a "childcare" and coax the lot to be tempting to buy the lot.

Lucky Mail Trap Makers send out countless lucky mails" to trick money transfers.

Computer sales traps in the name of selling cheap and high-quality computers online, or "lucky freebies", ask for the shipping fee to be remitted to a certain place, so as to cheat the shipping fee.

Mobile phone retaliation trap Publish other people's mobile phone numbers on the Internet, and match them with information such as selling houses at low prices, inducing many people to call **, harassing mobile phone owners, and paying huge phone bills.

There are also some technical and software traps on the Internet, such as "trap trap", "worm trap", "wiretapping trap", "logic bomb trap", etc. Netizens need to be vigilant.

To deal with the "online trapping", we must do three things: first, stop corruption; the second is to quit pornography; The third is to do "Netcom". The network has no chance to take advantage of it, and the trap will naturally fail.

The Internet has become an important and unavoidable problem in today's society. Whether it's the elderly, the young, or the kids, they can all fall victim to the web. What are the reasons and psychological states of these people who fall into the Internet?

Here's my detailed analysis of the psychological state of people who are caught up in the network:

1. Credulity.

Many people who get caught up in the web** will be scammed by believing what they see. They tend to believe that the information on the web is credible and released through professional channels, and thus believe it. This gullibility stems from personal trust and goodwill, as well as blind trust in the Internet, which makes people easily deceived.

2. Lack of security awareness.

Another common denominator of getting caught up in the web** is a lack of security awareness, i.e. not knowing how to protect your privacy and avoid being scammed. Many people still use passwords that are stupid and easy to guess, or directly expose personal information on the Internet, which provides convenience and opportunities for cybercriminals.

3. Blind obedience.

Many people blindly follow the words of others on the Internet, such as the online promotion of some so-called experts, celebrities and idols. This blind adherence mentality makes people easily deceived because they always believe that the person they follow is trustworthy and thus does not fully consider and verify the information.

Fourth, psychological fragility.

People who are psychologically fragile are more likely to be influenced by the internet**. Psychological fragility means a lack of self-confidence, impaired self-esteem, lack of confidence in one's own life, and so on. These people are often greedy for happiness and profit, hoping to find some comfort and satisfaction through the Internet, so that they are more likely to be affected by the Internet**.

Fifth, do not understand technology.

For some people who are not tech-savvy, the huge amount of information available online is a problem they can't distinguish. In addition, these individuals may not be able to recognize malware, understand the basic principles of cybersecurity, and have access to advanced cybersecurity tools, making them more likely to fall victim to cybersecurity**.

6. Excessive belief in substances.

The material wealth of society is becoming more and more abundant, and for many people, the prosperous atmosphere of group slipping will make them overly believe in material things. These people try to invest on the network by believing in making profits through online trading. They believe that they can get more money by investing in the network, so they are more likely to be influenced by the network**.

7. The pursuit of vanity.

Many people go for vanity, and this vanity is another psychological reason why they get caught up in the web**. These people believe that earning certain awards, honors, and titles online can improve their social status, gain objective evaluations, and have greater self-confidence. It is this psychology that makes many people susceptible to being influenced by the Internet.

In short, people who fall into the Internet tend to have some common psychological characteristics, including gullibility, lack of security awareness, blind obedience, psychological fragility, ignorance of technology, excessive belief in material things and the pursuit of vanity. If we want to avoid becoming a victim of cyber**, we should improve our security awareness, correctly identify and avoid online fraud, and constantly improve our cybersecurity skills and knowledge.