CURATED BY – YASHPAL SINGH JAT | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Anuppur, Kotwali police organized a workshop on cyber security among the students of the college in Prime Minister College of Excellence Government Tulsi College of Anuppur city. In the organization of the program, important information regarding current cyber security was provided to the students of the college by Police Station Incharge Kotwali Inspector Arvind Jain, Principal Professor J.K. Sant, Sub Inspector Praveen Sahu, Retired Professor Vikram Singh Baghel, Ramchandra Yadav District Sports Trainer, Dr. Satendra Singh Chauhan Lecturer, Professor Sangeeta Washrani Assistant Professor.

The police told the students of the college that in today's era, everyone has to use mobile and internet, due to which many people are becoming victims of cyber crime, such as blackmailing by threatening to make obscene photos and videos viral by creating fake IDs on social media Instagram, Facebook etc., fraud by asking for OTP related to internet banking, ATM cloning, fraud by luring with lottery, online fraud by luring with job, blackmailing by threatening digital arrest, such crimes are happening. The biggest protection to avoid the above cyber crimes is self-vigilance. The students were told not to share personal information (mobile number, date of birth, family details etc.) on social media such as Instagram, Facebook etc. Keep Two Factor Authentication activated in Facebook account. Apply all settings for privacy in social media, avoid talking and friend requests from unknown numbers. Do not share OTP under any temptation. Do not accept unknown calls from outside India. In case of any cyber crime, immediately register a complaint on helpline number 1930 and immediately register your report at the nearest police station or cyber cell Superintendent of Police office so that the money withdrawn through fraud can be stopped and the loss can be recovered. Information on cyber security was provided in the said program by giving the slogan 'Cyber ​​security lies in alertness'.