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Cyber Awareness

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  Cybercrime is rapidly increasing in today’s world. According to Indian Computer Emergency Response (CERT-In), the first two months of 2022 has reported more cybercrimes than the entire 2018. India reported 2,08,456 incidents in 2018 and 2,12,485 incidents in the first two months of 2022. Majorly, the cybercrime is increasing through Internet. What is Cyber Awareness? Cyber Awareness involves the process of educating the internet users on cyber security best practices, cyber threats, the danger of clicking on malicious link or downloading an infected attachments, interacting online, disclosing sensitive information and so on, which they are or might face in today’s time. The hackers mostly hack the system to disclose and use the personal information of the victim (mostly youngsters) to blackmail them. Personal attacks even include threatening posts against any community or death threats or rape threats. Businesses face cyber threats in the form of hacking of business’ financia...

The Anonymous Hacker Group in support of Hijab Victim.

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Iran has been in the news these days.  Fresh  protests broke out in Iran  on 19th September over the death of Mahsa Amini who had been arrested by the country's "morality police" for not wearing a hijab (headscarf), AFP reported citing local media. The morality police enforces strict dress code in the country.                     A 22-year-old Mahsa Amini was arrested and beaten up by the morality police because she was not wearing hijab (headscarf) properly. The girl died in hospital on 16th September after spending three days in coma. According to Tehran Police Chief, Amini had violated the dress code but no physical assault happened by the police to Amini and that she had died because of sudden heart failure. But her family said that she was fit and healthy. There were reports that Amini's head was beaten by a baton and banged her head against one of their vehicle. After her death the protest has taken a deadliest ...