Be cautious while browsing, shopping, communicating and sharing information online. If something seems suspicious, pause and verify before taking action.
Never share passwords, OTPs, PINs, banking credentials or sensitive personal information with unknown individuals or unverified websites.
Verify suspicious messages, links, calls and online offers. Do not rush into making payments or sharing information because of pressure or urgency.
If you suspect fraud or encounter suspicious activity, stop communicating, disconnect from the unsafe source and avoid clicking any further links.
Save screenshots, messages, email details, transaction records and other relevant information that may help while reporting a cyber incident.
Prompt reporting can help reduce financial loss and prevent further harm. Report cyber fraud and suspicious incidents through appropriate official channels.
Follow these simple steps to respond quickly and safely.
Do not panic or make rushed decisions.
Disconnect and stop interacting with suspicious sources.
Keep screenshots, messages and transaction details.
Report the incident through the appropriate channels.
If you believe you have become a victim of cyber fraud, take immediate action and report the incident through official cyber crime reporting channels.