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If you have lost money in an online fraud, call 1930 right away and report at cybercrime.gov.in.

This website is an educational resource. It is not an official government reporting portal or an emergency response service. If you are a victim of cyber fraud, report it through the official channels listed on each page.

Download all 10 guides, with diagrams, as one PDF to read or share offline.

Phishing and Fake Websites

How fake emails, SMS and websites trick you into giving away logins, money or personal details.

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UPI and Payment Fraud Awareness

Common UPI tricks - fake collect requests, QR code scams and fake refunds - and how to stay safe.

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OTP and Social Engineering

How attackers manipulate people, not computers - and why an OTP is never meant to be shared.

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Online Job and Investment Scams

Fake work-from-home jobs, task scams and 'guaranteed return' schemes - how to spot them early.

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Social Media Security

Protect your accounts from hijacking, impersonation and harassment.

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Password and Account Security

Practical habits for strong passwords, two-factor authentication and safe account recovery.

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Digital Footprint and Privacy

What you leave behind online, who can see it, and how to reduce the risk.

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AI-Based Scams

Voice cloning, deepfake videos and AI-written messages - and simple checks that still work.

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Malware and Suspicious Applications

How harmful apps and files get onto devices, and how to keep your phone and computer clean.

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Cyber Safety for Students and Families

Everyday digital safety for students, parents and elders - including online bullying and gaming risks.

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Never share your banking password, OTP, UPI PIN, card CVV or full card number with anyone - not even someone claiming to be from your bank, police or a government office. This website will never ask for them.