Chuckanut
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In previous discussions concerning protecting ourselves on the web several people have mentioned having a designated computer that they use only for financial transactions. It might be anything from a new Machine to an older one with limited power or a simple Chromebook.
I am curious what transactions are performed only on this machine. Are they only banking/financial transactions such as moving funds about, paying bills through the bank's system, balancing one's AA, etc.?
Or, do you also makes purchases on this special computer, also - such as buying items through Amazon or other online retailers? Do you only check things like your credit card balance on the exclusive machine?
I guess what I want to know is where you draw the line when deciding if you need to use the 'special' computer versus the general purpose computer.
I am curious what transactions are performed only on this machine. Are they only banking/financial transactions such as moving funds about, paying bills through the bank's system, balancing one's AA, etc.?
Or, do you also makes purchases on this special computer, also - such as buying items through Amazon or other online retailers? Do you only check things like your credit card balance on the exclusive machine?
I guess what I want to know is where you draw the line when deciding if you need to use the 'special' computer versus the general purpose computer.