Experts suggest that to improve the security of online transactions, securities and futures companies not only need to strengthen the security protection of online information systems and provide investors with safer online transaction identity authentication methods, but also need investors to continuously enhance their awareness of security protection and actively take actions to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests. Investors should learn the following five tricks:

First, pay attention to protect your account and password. When entering the password, be sure to prevent others from peeking and not to disclose the password to others; Don't use a simple password, change it regularly.

The second is to adopt a secure identity authentication method. We should actively adopt the two-factor authentication method provided by securities and futures companies to improve the security of login and transaction and reduce the risk caused by the theft of customer accounts and passwords.

The third is to use a secure trading terminal. It is necessary to install genuine anti-virus and Trojan software, and regularly scan and upgrade it to strengthen the safety of personal use of computer terminals; Download online trading software from the website of formal institutions; Don't use unsafe computer terminals to conduct transactions in Internet cafes and other places, so as to avoid being stolen by malicious programs such as trojans implanted by criminals.

Fourth, we should correctly identify the websites of legitimate securities institutions. Illegal fake websites generally have the nature of * * *, that is, they use high returns as bait to conduct fraudulent publicity or marketing and use inflammatory language. If investors log on to a fake website for trading, the account password will be cheated.

Fifth, we must safeguard our rights and interests through formal channels.