Mahila Raksha - Safety Tips Guard your Digital Footprint Think before you post. Once something is online, it is hard to remove. Do not share personal details, travel plans, or daily routine online. Keep your social media accounts private so only trusted people can see your posts. Turn off location sharing when not needed. Avoid posting photos of important documents. Build your Password Fortress Use a long password and strong password by mixing upper case and lower-case letters, numbers, and symbols. Do not use your name, birthday, or phone number or easily guessable passwords. Use different passwords for different accounts. Turn on Multi Factor Authentication whenever possible. Never share your password or OTP with anyone. Outsmart the Smart Trap Do not trust urgent messages asking for money or OTP. Check the sender carefully before clicking any link. Do not click on unknown links sent by SMS or email. Do not click on Short URLs without expanding and verifying them. Never share banking information or sensitive personal information over phone or online. Smart Taps. Safe Apps. Always lock your phone with PIN, password, or fingerprint. Download apps only from official app stores. Update your phone regularly when updates are available. Check app permissions access to camera or contacts. do not allow unnecessary Remove apps you don't use. Download free botnet removal tools from Cyber Swachhta Kendra website: https://www.csk.gov.in/security-tools.html . Secure Desk and Avoid Risk Lock your computer when you leave your desk. Do not plug unknown USB drives into office computers. Use only approved software in office systems. Do not share office login details with anyone. Be careful before opening email attachments at work. Report suspicious emails or activities to your IT team immediately. For reporting Cyber Security Incidents to CERT-In: Visit website: https://www.cert-in.org.in Email: incident@cert-in.org.in Toll Free Phone: +91-1800-11-4949 Source : Mahila Raksha by Indian Computer Emergency Response Team