Is asking for the Wi-Fi password the first thing you do when you walk into a restaurant or cafe？ For many the answer is yes， for others it may be the second thing they do. In any case， in an era of logging in wherever we go， many people use sensitive information on the invisible Net， posing a risk to their finances and personal safety.

走进餐厅或咖啡馆，你做的第一件事是否是先询问无线网络密码？对此，很多人给出的答案是肯定的，而对于其他人而言，询问无线网络密码也称得上是第二重要的事。总之，在一个无处不上网的时代，很多人在虚拟网络中使用敏感信息，从而为个人财产以及人身安全埋下隐患。

Here， three students share their experience of being tricked or having their personal information stolen. Whether its chatting on QQ， shopping on Taobao or connecting to a “free” Wi-Fi network， not being careful can have serious consequences.

下文中，三名同学诉说了自己上当受骗或个人信息被盗的经历。不管你是QQ聊天，还是淘宝购物，抑或是连接到免费无线网络，一不小心都会造成严重的后果。

Yang Lina， 22， a senior majoring in Chinese literature at Shandong Normal University， chatted to her niece online during the summer vacation. “My niece was studying in Germany at the time. When I asked when she would come back， she said she wanted to fly back next week but that her bank account had been blocked and that she couldnt get any cash，” said Yang.

22岁的杨丽娜是来自山东师范大学中文系的大四学生。暑假期间她与侄女在网上聊天。她说：“那时我侄女正在德国读书。我问她什么时候回国，她说她想下周坐飞机回来，但是她的银行账户被冻结了，取不出现金。”

“She asked me to transfer 10，000 yuan to her classmates account， and not to tell her parents as they would worry about her. She launched a video chat and I could see her. Whats more， her behavior was the same as usual. For instance， she always called Bonn ‘a small village，” said Yang.

杨丽娜还说：“她让我转1万元钱到她同学的账户上，并要求对她父母保密，以防他们担心。她发起视频聊天，我可以看到她。此外，她的举止和往常一样，例如她总是把‘波恩叫作‘小村庄。”

Yang transferred 10，000 yuan to the account. But later， when her niece appeared again， she realized she had been tricked.

杨丽娜往指定的账户里转了1万元钱。但后来，侄女再次上线时，她才意识到自己被骗了。

Shopping online

网上购物

Liu Wenjiang， 18， a sophomore majoring in automotive engineering at Wuhan Technical College of Communications， found a new laptop selling for only 1，600 yuan on Taobao.

18岁的武汉交通职业学院汽车工程系大二学生刘文江在淘宝上发现一款售价只需1600元的全新笔记本电脑。

“It was only half the market price，” Liu said. “I talked to the seller online and he or she sent me a link asking me to do a favor by paying one yuan for an item and leaving a good rating for the store. When I had done this I could take advantage of the offer， the seller said.”

他说：“这个价格是市场价的一半。我和网店店主聊天，对方发给我一个链接，让我帮忙拍下一件一元钱的商品并留下好评。店主说，完成后我便可以享受该优惠价。”

The link opened a website that was so similar to the Taobao website that Liu didnt suspect a thing. He typed in his bank account and password according to the prompts.

点击该链接会打开一个网站，该网站与淘宝如此相似，以至于刘文江毫无疑心。……