Cyber Security Awareness

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Cyber Security Awareness

15th SEPTEMBER, 2018 at PRAYAS ,MSU POLYTECHNIC- Vadodara
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About Presenter
 Mr. Mihir Bhimani –

A Corporate Trainer with more than 10+ Years of Experience in Training & Development and
Over 14+ Years Experience in Management. [24+
Mihir has done MSc in Value Education and MBA in Finance & HR. He has done Diploma in
Training & Development (ISTD)
Mihir had served as Assistant Vice- President (Training) of Marwadi Shares & Finance
Ltd.
He has trained 3000+ professional in last 15 Years.

Presently – Chief Learning Office at Whyskill.com
www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

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Today’s Agenda
 Knowledge Check
 What is Cyber Crime?
 Cyber Pornography
 Identity Theft
 Cyber Bullying
 Prevention Methods

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Knowledge Check

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Knowledge Check

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Knowledge Check

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Knowledge Check

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Introduction
 Internet and smart Gadgets are now integral part of our lives

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Cyber Terminology
 Cyber Crime: is a generic term that refers to all criminal activities done using the
medium of computers, the internet, cyber space and the worldwide web.
 Cyber Security: means protecting information, equipment, devices, computer,

computer resource, communication device and information stored therein from
unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification or destruction.
 Cyber LAW: is a term used to describe the legal issues related to use of
communications technology, particularly "cyberspace", i.e. the Internet. Cyber
Law is represented by Indian IT ACT 2008

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• Criminal activity (electronic device with a connection to the

internet.)
• Device can become infected within 5 minutes.
• Cost the INR around Rs 1,74,71,83,500.00
(174 crores)

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Cyber Crime Motivation
 Money
 Curiosity
 Revenge
 Fun
 Praise Seekers

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Cyber Crime Awareness – For Student
 Curiosity and Revenge may be primary reasons for a student to get

motivated for a cyber crime.
 Most of the times, students are not aware about the implications of cyber
crime, Girls are the most found victims of a cyber crime

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Common Scenarios – Cyber Pornography
 Cyber pornography covers pornographic websites, pornographic magazines produced

using computers and the Internet.
 Whoever publishes or transmits or causes to be published in the electronic form, any

material which is obscene in nature falls under cyber pornography.
 Section 67: Punishment for publishing or transmitting obscene material in electronic

form
 Punishment – Imprisonment from 2 – 10 years with fine up to 10 lakhs

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Common Scenarios – Cyber Pornography
 Illustrations : -
 The CEO of a software company in Pune (India) was arrested for sending highly
obscene emails to a former employee.
 A student of the Air Force Balbharati School, New Delhi, was teased by all his
classmates for having a pockmarked face, used a free hosting provider to create a
website. He regularly uploaded “morphed” photographs of teachers and girls from
his school onto the website. He was arrested when the father of one of the victims
reported the case to the police.

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Identity Theft
• Using another's personal details to obtain credit, loans.

• 9.9 million people affected per year.
• 19 victims every minute.
• If caught early it can be resolved.

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How do they do it?
Phishing – Criminals pose as ‘legitimate companies’.

Email hundreds of people from the List.
people reply criminals now have everything they need to steal
your identity.

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Tips to Prevent ID Theft
1. Shred anything with your details on.

2. Check your statements and report anything suspicious.
3. Ensure your home network is secure.
4. Ignore emails saying “You’ve Won…” or from somebody you’re
suspicious about.

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Identity Theft
 Someone steals your personal information
 Uses it without permission
 Can damage your finances, credit history and reputation
 Section 66C Punishment for identity theft.

 Punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to three
years and shall also be liable to fine which may extend to rupees one lakh.
 Section 66D Punishment for cheating by personation by using computer resource
 Punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to three
years and shall also be liable to fine which may extend to one lakh rupees.

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Identity Theft
 Kingfisher Airlines was duped of Rs 17 crore caused by an online

ticket booking fraud, caused by credit card bookings. These credit
card details were obtained by the thieves from various places like
shopping mall, restaurant and petrol-pump employees who swipe
these cards, felt the officers working on this case.
 An American national named Ken Haywood, whose most likely fault

was, that his Wi- Fi internet connection was hacked, and under the
scanner for involvement in the Ahmedabad terrorist attacks.

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Cyber Bullying
 Cyber Bullying is - Being cruel to others by sending or

posting harmful material using technological means; an
individual or group that uses information and communication
involving electronic technologies to facilitate deliberate and
repeated harassment or threat to an individual or group.
 Also known as: ‘Electronic Bullying’ & ‘Online Social Cruelty

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Cyber Bullying Technology
 E-Mail
 Cell Phones
 Instant Messaging
 Chat Room ( WhatsApp)

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Cyber Bullying Types
 “Flaming’: Online fights using electronic messages with angry and vulgar
language
 “Harassment”: Repeatedly sending offensive, rude, and insulting messages
 “Cyber stalking”: Repeatedly sending messages that include threats of harm

or are highly intimidating. Engaging in other on-line activities that make a
person afraid for his or her own safety

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GENUINE EMAIL?
LOOKS IT!
ATTACHMENT
BIG DANGER
DID YOU MAKE A

GENERIC
TAX RETURN? GREETINGS

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Phishing
 A bad day ‘phishing’, beats a good day working:

 2,000,000 emails sent
 100,000 delivered to recipient
 5,000 click on the Phishing link
 100 enter personal details
 £1,200 from each person who enters information
 Potential Reward: £120,000

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Prevention Tips
 Be cautious of emails that request your details. Companies will not

ask via email.
 From someone you don’t know/contains an attachment - delete it.
 Call the sender to confirm that it was them that sent it.

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Mass Market Scam Mail (MMSM)

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Common Scams – Online Shopping
 fraudulent shopping's scams reliant on the secrecy of the internet.

 Whilst majority of auction sellers are genuine, there’re some who
sell fake goods.
 Sellers use these sites to “sell” popular items.

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Which one is fake?
Dashes
not used
1. http://signin-ebay.com/
2. https://signin.ebay.com/
"HTTPS" Periods
S = Secure are used
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Site
One

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Site
Two
Company
Name
Not Well
Designed
Prices to low

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Fake Virus Software – Example One

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Fake Virus Software – Example Two
No Yes/No Unnecessary
Buttons Detail

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Real Antivirus Software

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Mobile Phone Scams
 Receiving a text from an unknown number saying you have won

and that you need to claim money/prize.
 Costs to text back are an extortionate amount.

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Prevention Tips
 Do NOT reply to text messages that offer you money.

 Do NOT reply to text messages encouraging you to enter a
competition.
 You may have to call a premium rate number - Do NOT phone
them back.

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Prevention Methods
 Secure websites and an internet safety software.
 Responding to unusual emails can put you on a ‘Suckers List’ – Do NOT reply.
 Banks never ask for personal bank details via email. Do NOT reply.
 Be aware of your surroundings – never reuse a password.
 steve@email.com – his password is Steve123.
 How about 5t3vE123?
Capital letter and
Capital letter and numbers numbers included.
to spell ‘Steve’ This is
stronger.

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Golden Rules
 There’s no guaranteed get-rich-quick schemes - sound to good to be true?

 Never send money or give out your details when you do not know/trust the person or
company you are giving them to.
 Log directly onto a website rather than clicking on the link provided.
 Never reply to spam emails, even when you're trying to stop them.
 Legitimate banks and companies will not ask for your details via email or phone.
 Just because a company has a well design website doesn't means it legitimate.
 Be suspicious. If you are unsure about anything, seek advice from family or Police.

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CYBER CRIME FIGURES
 ‘Over 30% cybercrime victims in UP are minors – Times of India – Dec 2017
 The recently released NCRB data showed that UP recorded 2,639 cybercrime cases in 2016, the
highest in India. Maharashtra and Karnataka were at second and third positions with 2,380 and
1,101 cases respectively. Comparing cybercrime data since 2014, the rate of cybercrime in UP
has recorded a 34% increase.
 Over 60% of cybercrimes are mainly related to money, while the remaining might aim at harassing
intentionally. For example, a former partner trying to take revenge by posting pictures of the person."

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Gujarat Police have Cyber Suraksha Kavach
 Gujarat police are all set to get a 'Cyber Suraksha Kavach', a special cell for prevention, control and
detection of the cyber-related crime in the state on 11th March 2015.
 There is a 'Digital Skills Academy’ is started, which will be governed by the state Home Department.
 Police and experts in the field of cyber security are working together in this cell, which is headed by an
ADG-rank officer.
 The first-of-its-kind of body will take assistance from Gujarat forensic Science University (GFSU),

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You Make the Difference
You can Make the

Difference

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Security Awareness - Password
 Passwords are the only and/or the primary option to ensure privacy of your information
• Ensure Passwords are complex in nature
• Not as complex that you tend to forget it
• Include combination of upper & lower case, special chars and numbers
• Not easy for others to guess (like your pet name, etc)
 Sensitive passwords should be changed frequently
 Do not write passwords
 Be extra careful of your passwords when using shared machines (like cyber café

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Security Awareness – Social Media
 Social Media (FB, twitter, etc) is now an integral part of our daily life
 Be sensitive in what you upload on your social networking account (status, pics, etc)
 Use security and privacy options provided by social media sites
• SMS based second factor authentication
• Access control (who can see what)
• Browser /machine mapping to your social media profile
• Block
 Keep your personal details, personal.

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Security Awareness – Smart Mobile
 DO NOT jail break or root your smart phones

 Connect to ONLY authorized wifi access
 Use auto lock features
 Download apps from authorized app stores ONLY
 Use Privacy options provided by various mobile Operating system
 Do NOT accept calls from weird numbers OR do not give a call back

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IMPACT OF CYBER CRIME IN THE WORLD

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VADODARA to soon get its cybercrime police
station
 Barodians will soon be able to register a case at cybercrime police

station. if they are conned online or if their email or social media
accounts are hacked and expect early detection of cases.

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 Mr. Mihir Bhimani –

He has trained 3000+ professional in last 15 Years.

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

 Cyber Security: means protecting information, equipment, devices, computer,

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

• Criminal activity (electronic device with a connection to the

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

 Curiosity and Revenge may be primary reasons for a student to get

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

 Cyber pornography covers pornographic websites, pornographic magazines produced

 Whoever publishes or transmits or causes to be published in the electronic form, any

 Section 67: Punishment for publishing or transmitting obscene material in electronic

 Punishment – Imprisonment from 2 – 10 years with fine up to 10 lakhs

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

• Using another's personal details to obtain credit, loans.

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

Phishing – Criminals pose as ‘legitimate companies’.

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

1. Shred anything with your details on.

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

 Someone steals your personal information

 Uses it without permission

 Can damage your finances, credit history and reputation

 Section 66C Punishment for identity theft.

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

 Kingfisher Airlines was duped of Rs 17 crore caused by an online

 An American national named Ken Haywood, whose most likely fault

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

 Cyber Bullying is - Being cruel to others by sending or

 Also known as: ‘Electronic Bullying’ & ‘Online Social Cruelty

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

 “Harassment”: Repeatedly sending offensive, rude, and insulting messages

 “Cyber stalking”: Repeatedly sending messages that include threats of harm

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

DID YOU MAKE A

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

 A bad day ‘phishing’, beats a good day working:

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

 Be cautious of emails that request your details. Companies will not

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

 fraudulent shopping's scams reliant on the secrecy of the internet.

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33

www.securinghuman.org +91 9137 00 11 33