The document provides tips from Bijay Acharya on securing personal information and preventing identity theft. It recommends securing computers and phones by updating software and using antivirus programs. It also advises being careful about sharing personal information on social media and only clicking on links that have been verified. Additionally, it suggests not storing sensitive information on phones in case they are lost or stolen, and encrypting devices for added security. The tips are described as basic precautions everyone should follow to help protect their identity and data.

1. NHC [Nepalese Hackers Community] TIPS :
"Secure your ID Theft"
Prepared by : Bijay Acharya (Founder ; NHC)
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Secure your Computers/Cell-Phones
- Computer (pcs/laptops) & Mobiles nowadays holds lots of
personal information, documents and images. Securing these
devices is prior approach on securing your ID theft. Update
them, use latest patch, apply firewall, use AVs.
Be careful on what you share
- Nowadays almost 80% of users of social media share their
contents on Social Media. Photos from recent event, Places they
visited or going to visit, People with whom they are staying. . .
These are all being shared in "Public" way. Even more than 60%
users add those people as friends whom they didn't recognize or
know personally. Stop these activity right now. Never share your
sensitive informations (like : emails, addresses, birth date)
Think Before you Click
Never Click or Follow all links found in web or social media.
Before clicking or following links, make sure to analyze it clearly.
Link may contain Phising sites or bogus websites or spam/hoax
contents.

2. Keep your Phone Light
Phone Light ? Means, don't store your sensitive files, passwords,
PINs in your phone. Why ? Because Phone can be lost or stolen.
So, free your phone from sensitive information.
Encrypt your Devices
Use strong encryption methods to lock your devices. This will
definitely add some extra security layer to your files in case your
device is accessed by unauthorized people or if device is lost.
"These are basics to secure your ID theft. There are lots of other
things to be kept secure, and lots of tips on how to secure them.
I'll discuss those later on. For now, make sure to follow above
listed securing tips. Make it your habit. Who knows when our
system will be compromised, when our data will be stolen. So,
take securing steps now" - Bijay Acharya
Prepared by : Bijay Acharya (Founder ; NHC)
bijayacharya.com | twitter.com/acharya_bijay | nhc.bijayacharya.com
facebook.com/groups/nepalesehackerscommunity | youtube.com/studentvideotutorial