Steps to raise the complaint
If you are a victim of a cybercrime or suspect online fraud, it is crucial to report it promptly. Follow these steps to file a cyber complaint effectively:
Step 01
Go to Cyber Crime Portal And Click “Report Cyber Crime”
Step 02
Click File a Complaint. Then click on “Accept” and proceed
Step 03
Login or Click on “Click Here for New User” and verify with OTP
Step 04
Fill in the form with crime details to lodge a complaint
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Learned citizen is a safe citizen
In today’s fast-paced digital and physical world, awareness and education are key to ensuring personal and community safety. A well-informed citizen is better equipped to handle challenges, make responsible decisions, and contribute positively to society.
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Cyberspace connects us virtually with crores of online users across the globe. With increasing use of cyberspace, cybercrimes especially against women and children such as cyber stalking, cyber bullying, cyber harassment, child pornography, rape content, etc. are also increasing rapidly.
Learn About Cybercrime
Child Sexually Abusive Material (CSAM) refers to material containing sexual image in any form, of a child who is abused or sexually exploited. Section 67 (B) of IT Act states that “it is punishable for publishing or transmitting of material depicting children in sexually explicit act, etc. in electronic form”.
Harassing, threatening, or intimidating someone through digital platforms.
Cyberstalking refers to any action in which a perpetrator is using the Internet to harass or threaten an individual. It can involve actions such as: Sending repeated unsolicited and/or threatening e-mails to the victim. Sending repeated unsolicited and/or threatening e-mails to the victim’s friends and family.
Cyber grooming is when someone (often an adult) befriends a child online and builds an emotional connection with future intentions of sexual abuse, sexual exploitation or trafficking. The main goals of cyber grooming are: to gain trust from the child, to obtain intimate and personal data from the child (often sexual in nature—such as sexual conversations, pictures, or videos) in order to threaten and blackmail for further inappropriate material.
The rapid growth of information and communication technology has completely changed the way of job search. Nowadays all our employment search begins online and this gives an opportunity to cybercriminals to trick us into scams. Job frauds are a sophisticated fraud, offering fictitious job opportunities to job seekers.
Catfishing online can occur in any situation where there is no trustworthy third party to verify the person’s identity. But unlike other forms of phishing, it almost always occurs on a social media site, online dating platform, or messaging app, where personas can be invented quickly and easily.