PayPal is one of the safest payment channels out there. Apart from having a two-factor authentication with a pin and a Transport Layer Security (TLS) encryption, PayPal limits the amount of personal information you give websites, mitigating the damage that may arise in the event of a security breach. To strengthen your PayPal account security, make sure you have a strong password that is unique to the account. You could even get a PayPal Security Key – a physical device that generates temporary logins and acts as a second layer of authentication. Also, always ensure to double-check emails that are purportedly from PayPal. If you have any reason to doubt the email’s authenticity, don’t click on it. And don’t access your PayPal account over a public Wi-Fi network. You should also make sure your anti-malware software is always up to date.