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The Supreme Court has issued a warning to the public regarding phishing attacks, advising individuals to be cautious of fake websites that mimic legitimate ones. The court emphasized that it never requests personal or financial information from users. This advisory comes amid rising concerns about data security and the prevalence of scams targeting unsuspecting internet users. Cybersecurity experts have also highlighted the importance of verifying website domains and being vigilant about app permissions to protect personal data. The Supreme Court's statement serves as a reminder for the public to remain alert against potential online fraud.
#CyberAlert | How to Identify Spam Messages? Scammers send fake SMS claiming rewards or refunds. One click on their link, and you risk losing your data or money Always verify SMS on the Indian Govt's portal: https://t.co/8kzNdXCfhu @cyberdost @PIBHomeAffairs @HMOIndia… https://t.co/D3DT31hZxJ
#CyberAlert | Beware of Fake Websites Scammers create lookalike websites of popular ones to trick you Always check the domain name carefully to avoid phishing traps Cyber Expert shares tips for data protection Watch: https://t.co/1G85JkVuuW @cyberdost @PIBHomeAffairs… https://t.co/fs6Qc2c2Kc
#CyberAlert | Is your phone spying on you? Your phone knows it all: how you travel, who you talk to, and even what you eat. Ever felt like it's listening? It is because you allowed it Don’t grant access your phone doesn’t need. Protect your privacy and data Watch:… https://t.co/9cI9ZJW8ZG