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The document provides information on cyber security topics for school students, including proper password security, social media safety, protecting against phishing and malware, safe online browsing, secure Wi-Fi usage, mobile device security, and reporting cyber incidents. It encourages students to practice cyber ethics, adjust privacy settings, avoid sharing personal information publicly, and report any cyberbullying or suspicious activities. The document aims to educate students on online safety best practices in today's digital world.

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Introduction

The document provides information on cyber security topics for school students, including proper password security, social media safety, protecting against phishing and malware, safe online browsing, secure Wi-Fi usage, mobile device security, and reporting cyber incidents. It encourages students to practice cyber ethics, adjust privacy settings, avoid sharing personal information publicly, and report any cyberbullying or suspicious activities. The document aims to educate students on online safety best practices in today's digital world.

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Yuvraj Singh
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YUVRAJ SINGH

• B.Tech 2nd year (IT)


• Cyber Security Advisor
• Ethical Hacker
• Bug Hunter
• Tech Enthusiast
• Content Creator
• Entrepreneur
• Creatorpreneur (Startup Business)
Introduction
• Cyber security involves protecting digital
systems, networks, and data from
unauthorized access, attacks, and damage.
• In today's digital world, where technology is
widespread, cyber security is crucial to
safeguard personal information and prevent
cyber threats.
• School students need to be aware of cyber
security to ensure their online safety, privacy,
and responsible digital behavior.
Online
Activities
• Common online activities include using social
media, playing games, browsing websites, and
emailing.
• These activities come with risks like cyberbullying,
identity theft, phishing (scamming), and malware
(malicious software).
Password
Security
• Strong and unique passwords are
essential to protect accounts from
unauthorized access.
• Create secure passwords using a mix
of letters, numbers, and symbols.
Avoid using easily guessable
information.
• Password managers can help you
generate and store complex passwords
securely.
Social Media
Safety
• Adjust privacy settings on social media platforms to
control who can see your posts and personal
information.
• Be cautious about sharing sensitive information
online, as it can be used for identity theft or other
malicious purposes.
• Recognize cyberbullying and know how to report
and handle it.
Phishing
Awareness
• Phishing involves tricking individuals into
revealing sensitive information or
downloading malicious content.
• Spot phishing emails by checking sender
addresses, grammar errors, and suspicious
links. Never click on unknown links or
download attachments from unfamiliar
sources.
Malware and
Viruses
• Malware refers to harmful software that
can damage your device or steal data.

• Malware spreads through infected files or


links. Regularly update antivirus software
to protect against these threats.
Safe
Browsing
• Use secure websites (with HTTPS) for online
transactions to encrypt your data.
• Avoid suspicious websites that might contain
malware or phishing attempts.
• Refrain from downloading files from
untrusted sources to prevent infections.
Online Gaming
Safety
• Adjust gaming privacy settings to control
who can interact with you.

• Never share personal information while


gaming to protect your privacy.

• Treat other players with respect and avoid


engaging in toxic behavior.
Cyber Ethics

• Respect the privacy and rights of others


while online.
• Understand the consequences of
cyberbullying and online harassment,
which can harm individuals emotionally
and psychologically.
• Be a responsible digital citizen by
promoting positive online behavior.
Secure Wi-Fi
Usage
• Secure your home Wi-Fi network with
a strong password to prevent
unauthorized access.
• Avoid using public Wi-Fi for sensitive
tasks as these networks can be less
secure and prone to attacks.
Mobile Device
Security
• Protect your mobile devices with
PINs, patterns, or biometrics to
prevent unauthorized access.
• Only download apps from trusted
sources like official app stores.
• Regularly update device software to
patch vulnerabilities.
Protecting Personal
Information
• Keep sensitive information like
passwords and addresses private.
• Be mindful of what you share online,
as even seemingly harmless
information can be used maliciously.
• Use strong privacy settings on your
accounts to control who can view your
information.
Reporting
Incidents
• Encourage students to report
cyberbullying and suspicious
activities to trusted adults, like
parents or teachers.

• Schools and parents play a vital role


in addressing and resolving such
incidents.
Conclusion
• Introduction • Safe Browsing
• Online Activities • Online Gaming Safety
• Password Security • Cyber Ethics
• Social Media Safety • Secure Wi-Fi Usage
• Phishing Awareness • Mobile Device Security
• Malware and Viruses • Protecting Personal Information
• Reporting Incidents
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