Avoid these words when searching on Google to avoid wasting money

Don’t think that just searching Google will find what you’re looking for, because there are seemingly innocuous phrases that can “explode” a series of “lost money, disability” disasters with just one word. click.

According to the Mirror, the phrase “Bengal cats are legal in Australia” sounds as gentle as a cat’s meow but is “good bait” for hackers.

But don’t think you’re alone.

Sophos experts also know that hackers are not newbies, they know how to use good SEO techniques to push fake pages to the top of searches, especially with less competitive phrases like… “ Bengal cat in Australia”.

Not only with confusing phrases, hackers also “lay eggs” in searches related to popular software such as Blender 3D, Photoshop as well as financial transaction tools and remote access software.

To protect yourself, don’t blindly click on any results without carefully checking the website address, especially when downloading software or entering confidential information.