Cyber Safety

Cyber harassment is rising fast

Women, teenagers, students, freelancers, content creators, and social media users are especially vulnerable to blackmail, fake profiles, stalking, edited media, and privacy violations.

Online blackmail

Fake profiles

Threats to leak private photos

Cyber stalking

Edited or fake videos/images

Harassing messages

Privacy violations

Scams through suspicious links

Stay safer online

Cyber safety education should be practical, repeatable, and easy enough for students, families, and everyday social media users.

1Use strong passwords and do not reuse them across accounts.

2Enable two-factor authentication on Facebook, email, and messaging apps.

3Do not click suspicious links or share OTP codes.

4Save screenshots, profile links, message URLs, phone numbers, and dates.

5Block abusive users after collecting evidence.

6Report fake accounts and contact cyber crime authorities when needed.