The presentation I created for students to make them aware and how to be more precautious to deal with day to day cyberattacks under Teach for India Volunteers.

2. “OTP” Nahi Dunga.
One Time Password

3. Cybersecurity, Laws and
Awareness.
15th august 2020

4. What is Cybersecurity?
Cyber security refers to the body of
technologies, processes, and
practices designed to protect
networks, devices, programs, and
data from attack, damage, or
unauthorized access.

5. Who are cybercriminals ?
 Person who conducts following activities are called as Cybercriminals:
 Illegal Videos
 Credit card fraud
 Cyberstalking
 Defaming another online
 Gaining unauthorized access to computer systems
 Ignoring copyright
 Software licensing and trademark protection
 Overriding encryption to make illegal copies
 Software piracy
 Stealing another’s identity (Identity theft) to perform criminal acts

6. Classification of cybercrimes
 Cybercrime against individual:
 Electronic mail spoofing and other online frauds
 Phishing
 Spamming
 Cyberdefamation
 Cyberstalking and harassment
 Computer sabotage
 Illegal videos offenses
 Password sniffing

7. Social Networking Sites
 Popular social networking sites:
 Facebook
 Twitter
 Instagram
 WhatsApp
 Snapchat.
 Users create “profiles.”
 Communicate with friends.
 Find people with similar interests.

8. How to beware of Predators
 Pretends as other children or kindly adults
 Trick children into revealing personal information
 Lure children and teenagers into meeting them in
person

9. Keep Personal Information
“Private”
 Never reveal:
 Name
 Address
 Phone number
 School name
 Don’t post or send photographs of yourself.
 Choose a nondescript screen name.

10. Basic Internet Rules for Children
 Never give out identifying information.
 Never write or post anything you wouldn’t be comfortable with the
whole world seeing.
 Treat others online as you would treat them in person.
 Never share your password.
 Never open an email or click on a link from someone you don’t know.
 Never download or click on anything without checking with me or
another trusted adult first.

11. Video-Sharing Sites
 Popular video-sharing sites:
 YouTube
 Vimeo
 Never search for inappropriate content online.

12. Inappropriate Content
 There are “bad” parts of the Internet,
just as there are “bad” parts of town.
 Shield yourself:
 parental control software ( windows
family safety)
 child-friendly search engines (Kiddle,
Kidrex)
 bookmarks to favorite sites

13. Social engineering
 A technique to influence and persuasion to deceive people to obtain the
information or perform some action.
 Social engineers exploit the natural tendency of a person to trust Social
engineer’s word, rather than exploiting computer security holes.

14. Social engineering
 A technique to influence and persuasion to deceive people to obtain the
information or perform some action.
 Social engineers exploit the natural tendency of a person to trust Social
engineer’s word, rather than exploiting computer security holes.

15. Social engineering

16. Scenario!

17. How you can protect yourself being a
victim?
 Never to give out personal information, such as name, home address,
or telephone number, to anyone they don’t know through email, Twitter,
Facebook, or in online chat rooms or bulletin boards.
 Regularly updating security software can protect your family against scammers,
hackers, and other online threats that can compromise your computer system
 Create unique passwords
 Prevent cyberbullying

18. Types of attacks on we Indians Face?
 Ask for OTPs
 Sim Swapping
 ATM Swapping
 Internet banking spoofing.
 31% of Indians organization may be the victim of cyber attacks.

20. Keys Points to remember for life, This
Independence Day.
 Never share your passwords with anybody.
 Keep your passwords very very unique.
 Never visit illegal websites.
 Never allowed any strangers use your device.
 Never share OTPs #OTP NAHI DUNGA.
 Never share ATM card Details with anybody.

21. Hacking and Indian laws
 Cybercrimes are punishable under 2 categories:
 ITA 2000 (Information Technology Act 2000)
 IPC (Indian Penal Code)
 The Indian Penal Code (IPC) is the official criminal code of India. It is
comprehensive code intended to cover all substantive aspects of criminal law.

22. Credits
 Netflix
 Government Of India Presentation On Cybersecurity.
 Government of USA on Child Safety.
 Economic Times for Facts And figure.
 PTO today.
 SAKEC Professor – Gauri Deshpande.