Staying Safe in a

Digital World: Risks of

Hacking, Phishing,
and Cyberbullying
 Introduction
Staying Safe in a Digital World can be
challenging, but it is essential in today's
interconnected world. The risks of
hacking, phishing, and cyberbullying are
real and can have severe
consequences.
 HACKING
Hacking refers to the unauthorized access of
information through fraudulent or unethical
means. It is a form of cybercrime where hackers
use various techniques to gain access to
sensitive information, disrupt system services, or
damage IT networks. Hacking can have serious
consequences for individuals and organizations,
including the loss of sensitive information and
financial damage.
 PHISHING
Phishing is a form of cybercrime that
enables criminals to deceive users and
steal important data. It is an online
scam where attackers use deceitful or
misleading tactics to entice users to
share private information. Phishing
attacks can lead to severe losses for
their victims, including sensitive
information, identity theft, and
financial damage.
 CYBER BULLYING
Cyberbullying refers to the misuse of
information technology with the
intention to harass others. It can take
various forms, including posting
negative comments about someone,
spreading rumors to defame someone,
or intimidating and harassing someone
through electronic means such as social
media. Cyberbullying can have serious
consequences for its victims, including
emotional and psychological harm.
Protecting Your Devices

To mitigate the risks of hacking and

phishing, it's essential to protect your
devices.
Protecting Your Identity
Your personal information is at
risk of being stolen by hackers or
scammers. Be careful what you
share online, and use privacy
settings to limit who can see
your information. Monitor your
accounts and credit reports
regularly, and be wary of
unsolicited emails, phone calls, or
texts.
Protecting Yourself
*To protect yourself from hacking, it is
important to use proper internet
security software and update it
regurarly.

* To protect from phishing you should

be aware of the red flag of phishing
emails and be cautious before clicking
links and giving personal information.

*To protect from cyberbullying you can

keep your passwords private, learn
about privacy settings and reporting
feature on social media
To prevent cyberbullying, it's
important to be aware of the signs
and know how to respond. Block and
report bullies, save evidence, and seek
help from a trusted adult or
professional. Create a positive online
environment by promoting kindness
and respect.
 Conclusion
Staying safe in a digital world requires awareness and
action. By understanding the risks, protecting your
devices and identity, and preventing cyberbullying,
you can enjoy the benefits of technology without
putting yourself at risk. Stay safe!
Thanks
PRESENTATION BY:-
V J ANANTH KRISHNA
XII C