SACHIN DEDHIA Cyber Crime Investigator Cert. Ethical Hacker(USA)

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SACHIN DEDHIA Cyber Crime Investigator Cert. Ethical Hacker(USA) Website : www.skynetsecure.com Emails : skynetsecure@gmailcom sachin@skynetsecure.com Mobile : 9867700095 Topic Cyber Crime Dangers & its Preventions

Safety tips on internet Do not share personal information Create nicknames that do not reflect your own name or anything personal. Never give your password to anyone. Your ISP/banks will never, ever ask you for your password while you are online or via email. Don't provide your credit card number or other identifying information as proof of age to access or subscribe to a web site run by any person or company with whom you are not personally familiar or that doesn't have an extremely good, widespread reputation.

Safety tips on internet Install and use a firewall, pop-up blocker and spyware detector. Ensure that your virus definitions are up to date and Run anti-virus and spyware detectors/cleaners regularly. Make Backups of Important Files and Folders to protect important files and records on your computer Use strong passwords - Easy to remember and difficult to guess type password. Use alphanumeric and special characters in your password. The length of password should be as long as possible (More than 8 characters).

Safety tips on internet Open email attachment carefully Be careful while downloading any free software or screensaver etc. Not delete email in question, save the email and take out the full header of the such email and report the crime. Be cautious when dealing with individuals outside of our own country. Be cautious of unsolicited offers . Never purchase anything advertised through an unsolicited email. Never accept any kind of freebies or free downloads of any pictures/music files.

Safety tips on internet Never arrange a face-to-face meeting with someone who you have just ‘met’ on the Internet For every financial site make sure there is a “HTTPS:\\” sign n also a LOCK sign at the end of the address which means the site is secured. Never let someone you don't know use your cell phone. Beware of lotteries that charge a fee prior to delivery of your prize . Always type in the website address yourself rather than clicking on a link provided.

Safety tips on internet Always talk with your parents or a responsible adult about your online activities. Always LOGOUT or SIGNOUT Insta-alert facility: Credit card & banks. Banks & credit cards companies should send u a sms as soon money is withdrawn from your account or any monetary transaction happens in your account. Always keep banking n credit card companies phone numbers in your mobile. Keep 2 ids, one id OFFICAL, 2nd id for social networking sites like facebook , yahoo, gmail.

Cyber cell details Mumbai Cyber Crime Investigation Cell (Crime Branch, C.I.D), Annex-III Building, Police Commissioner Office, Crowford Market, Mumbai 022-22641261 / 24691233 officer@cybercellmumbai.com http://www.cybercellmumbai.com/ cybercell.mumbai@mahapolice.gov.in Thane 3rd Floor, Police Commissioner Office Near Court Naka, Thane West, Thane 400601 022-25429804 www.thanepolice.org E-Mail: police@thanepolice.org

Cyber cell details Bandra kurla Navi mumbai BKC Police. Station Building,Bandra Kurla Complex, Opp. I.C.I.C.I. Bank, Bandra E, Mumbai-51 Tel:022 - 26504481, 26504882, 26504483 Navi mumbai cybercell.navimumbai@mahapolice.gov.in