Do not give these details at all .. These are the government's instructions in the case of cyber crime!

Online scams have become more prevalent after the corona boom. The government has issued some guidelines.

Social distance is enough to prevent coronavirus from getting out of the house. However this coronavirus is not only confining people to the home but also making everything happen online. With this, cyber criminals are making money from the people in different ways.

Cyber ​​attacks on different companies, banks and social media platforms have increased in the last few months. The government has taken some precautions to ensure that people are safe from online scams.

Here are the 15 precautions the government has suggested in cyber crime.

1. Do not provide personal details such as your name, address, or phone number.
2. If you log into your bank online accounts, do not leave them as they are. Log out.
3. Do not connect your USB or hard disk to public computers.
4. Do not open files with extensions like .bat, .cmd, .exe at all.
5. Do not tell anyone your passwords.
6. Do not forward any information you receive to anyone without verifying it.
7. Do not create fake profiles on social networking sites.
8. Do not post information about your friends in your social networking accounts.
9. Make sure your bank account password is strong. Keep changing it from time to time.
10. Carefully read the privacy settings on social networking sites.
11. Do not post digital information about yourself anywhere.
12. Do not give access to your personal computer to anyone.
13. Inform your support team immediately if your account information is hacked or stolen.
14. Use only certified open source or licensed software.
15. Change the settings so that your anti-virus software and operating system are updated automatically.

Keep your online life safe by following these precautions prescribed by the government.