"The most common types of e-commerce frauds include those related to credit cards, identity theft ...."

Online shopping requires customers to provide personal information, including credit card numbers and addresses, which create security risks. Online shopping websites try to ensure the security of customer information by taking several measures such as SSL, payment gateways, data privacy policies, data encryption, and two-factor authentication. Customers must take their precautions by reading the data privacy policy, avoiding phishing attempts, using reputable online retailers, reading reviews and feedback, and creating strong passwords to safeguard their personal information. In addition, non-compliance with data protection laws and regulations can result in substantial financial and reputational damage.

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