Quote from: slapper on May 25, 2023, 05:45:06 PM

Quote from: paxmao on May 25, 2023, 12:04:26 AM

You are absolutely correct. It's crucial to exercise caution when providing your credit card details to any platform or service, particularly online. There are some very basic precautions that you need to take, such as checking the SSL and security information, make sure that you trust the payment platform and do not pass the data directly to the site. Even being very careful is easy to fall for scams.

First things first, you gotta get savvy about the latest phishing gimmicks and usual scamming strategies. These scammer often create bang-on copies of well-known sites and lure unsuspecting peeps into dropping their card details. Remember, the more we know, the better we can fight 'em off. Here's a smart move: how about using payment services that spit out one-off virtual card numbers? These digits are made for a single purchase, which means any swiped data's useless for future transactions. On top of that, go for two-factor authentication (2FA) for an extra security layer. Yeah, it's an additional step to log in, but trust me, it's way better to play it safe!

Most of the times, phishing attackers lure in users with free bonuses or spins or stuff like that with web pages that they create exactly similar to the original ones, and when a user first sees that, they don't suspect that it is not a promotion from the officials of the platform that the webpage is claiming to be from, and that is how they fall for it.

They might not always ask for a card or something, but they usually ask for login details and a user that thinks it is from official casino will never think twice before trying to login and claim their reward but later finds out that the account has been compromised.