![]() ![]() Linux is considered pretty secure, keyloggers and other Windows malware don't affect it though you will still need to be careful about visiting genuine sites (phishing). Stick to your main machine, running an updated version of Windows 7 or 8, install a few good malware scanners and practice good security – don't install weird extensions, use something like Web of Trust to ensure the sites you are visiting are genuine.One thing you could consider (though for me it's still overkill) is installing a Linux distribution (like Ubuntu, or a smaller, lighter one like Puppy) on a USB stick and booting into it to do your banking. Updates have ceased, security holes will crop up on a regular basis – I really wouldn't recommend it. Quicken Deluxe for Windows is desktop software with an online companion app that shows you the financial information you need when you’re away from your computer. Pay your bills or transfer money to family. There are plenty of things you can do to make sure your machine is secure, like running regular virus and malware scans, using a good browser and being careful about what extensions you install as well as checking who is looking over your shoulder (and ensuring your credentials are stored safely).One thing I would certainly not recommend is using an old netbook running Windows XP, which is now known to be an insecure operating system. Change or reset your password Update your KeepSafe questions Stay on top of your finances. Use online banking app on your mobile, desktop or tablet. ![]() I have never really heard this advice, and if I had I would probably have discounted it. Get 24/7 support, pay bills and keep up to date with your account. ![]()
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