Now cyber criminals are getting trapped on popular search terms, create your security cover like this before searching online

Cybercriminals can make you a victim of online fraud in some way or the other. Shortly after the search, the concerned person is being deceived and made a victim of fraud by making a cyber fraud call. Your phone has become a tool in the hands of cybercriminals to steal your hard-earned money. Cybercriminals are now spreading malware (viruses) download networks through popular search terms like how to earn money online or popular names. This malware can give criminals easy access to your account or personal data. Home Security Heroes, a company that helps in online security, has given information about such names, and searching which takes users to websites containing malware.

Hollywood stars and movies including Taylor Swift, Chris Hemsworth, Anne Hathaway, Kaley Cuoco or Melissa McCarthy, Chris Hemsworth, Neil Patrick Harris and Chris Pine, Pokemon, The Boss Baby, Ariana Grande, 'Transylvania 2', 'Sonic the Hedgehog', Web searches like 'Pokemon' in TV shows, Japanese anime series Young Justice and Monster.

this is how they trap you

• If someone is offering more than expected or is being asked to download a particular software, then do not click immediately.
• Most websites that help in tracking phone numbers try to lure you into expensive subscriptions.

Do this

• Google- Go to SafeSearch settings on the device. Select Filter, Blur, or Off.
• Bing- Select the menu icon in the upper right corner of the Bing window. Select Settings>; More. Now choose SafeSearch preference: Strict, Moderate, or Off. Then save.
• Yahoo- Sign in. Now from the search results page select the app icon >; Select Settings > Preferences. Select SafeSearch preferences from the dropdown menu.
  Enter parental controls. Antivirus software can also protect against malware.