Safe buy

To make sure that a page is secure, it is not enough to check if there is a server certificate, that is, it is not enough to have the closed padlock on your browser bar. For your safety, pay attention to two key details: 1. When clicking on the lock, check if the displayed certificate has been issued to the same address on the page where you are. 2. Check the certificate to see if it was issued by a trusted certification authority. To issue a Server Certificate, companies perform rigorous data validations to verify ownership of the domain for which the certificate will be issued. If the applicant company does not have ownership of the domain, it must present a proxy of the owner authorizing the management of the digital certification for that domain. Other certification authorities, second and third level, issue the server certificate without any validation process for domain ownership data. Do not rely on a certificate issued by a certification authority without public recognition because it can be cloned or issued to by a third party for misuse leading to criminal actions. Recognizing a secure website is very easy. Just pay attention to the details.

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Ten tips for not making mistakes when buying over the internet

  Buying over the network is certainly very comfortable, but it requires care, as the entire transaction is virtual. By following some tips you avoid headaches. Check it out and have a good shopping! 1) Is it Christmas? Buy in advance and choose well to avoid exchanges. The delivery time must be informed by the store, before closing the order, thus ensuring that the purchase will arrive on an appropriate date, considering Christmas. 2) Be wary of products with excessively below average prices; 3) Keep e-mails issued by stores, payment receipts, invoices or any other document or communication related to your purchases; 4) Check out reviews from people who have already used the service of the store you are interested in. On sites like 'Reclame Aqui', 'Buscapé', 'Bondfaro' and 'e-bit' you can find customer reviews; 5) Check that the online store provides CNPJ, phone number and address. It is a security if you need to obtain information or even complain after the purchase; 6) Look for the security lock in the address bar. This symbol indicates the use of an important resource for more secure transactions; 7) Research about the quality and suitability of the store. In many cases, on the store's own website it is possible to consult registered complaints and the responses that companies give to them; 8) Be careful with fake emails and websites that may direct you to files with viruses; 9) Avoid shopping from public computers - from a lan house, for example; 10) Take care of your computer's security. Keep your operating system and antivirus up to date. Source: http://www.internetsegura.org/dezdicas/