Propaganda to prevent and combat fraud in cyberspace for students

On the morning of October 18, at Le Quy Don High School, Lao Cai Provincial Police organized a propaganda campaign on preventing and combating cyber fraud for over 1,200 students and teachers. This is an activity to equip students with safe digital skills in the era of technology 4.0.

Scene of the propaganda session.

At the program, officers from the Department of Cyber ​​Security and High-Tech Crime Prevention shared many new and increasing forms of fraud, such as: impersonating acquaintances to borrow money, recruiting online collaborators, hijacking social network accounts, impersonating authorities, virtual financial investments... The vividly illustrated situations and interactive Q&A sessions help students understand and remember easily.

Officers from the Cyber ​​Security and High-Tech Crime Prevention Department share new forms of fraud.

Provincial police officers instructed students on how to identify signs of fraud, set up account security, and use social networks safely; and at the same time made recommendations: "Be careful - Verify - Do not transfer money without verification", "Do not share personal information online", "Immediately report to the police if you suspect fraud".

Students are educated about preventing and combating fraud in cyberspace.

School representatives highly appreciated the program for its timeliness and closeness to students, and suggested maintaining it regularly to build a "digital shield" in the school environment.

The propaganda session not only raised awareness but also spread the message that every student needs to become a smart digital citizen, joining hands to push back cybercrime.

Source: https://baolaocai.vn/tuyen-truyen-phong-chong-lua-dao-tren-khong-gian-mang-cho-hoc-sinh-post884762.html