Be alert, do not fall prey to cybernetics: Dakshina Kannada SP

Dakshina Kannada superintendent of Police N, Yathish talking about a summit about the “criminal spectrum: an intersection of investigating technology and crime” organized by the Social Labor School, Roshni Nilaya, at Mangaluru, on Friday. | Photo credit: special arrangement

The superintendent of Dakshina Kannada of the N. Yathish Police, on Friday, asked people to be aware of C and not fall prey.

The inauguration of the summit on “Criminal Specter”, organized by the Department of Post-Aduce Criminology of the Social Assistance and Criminal Science here, Mr. Yatish said that it is sad to see educated people, including police staff, falling prey to Cybercriminals who operate away from Mangaluru. People continue to be extorted by fraudsters at the non -existent “digital arrest”

“Despite many awareness and information programs about Modus operandi, people continue to be cheated,” he said. As he asked people to be careful, Mr. Yathish said that the state police are continuously working on improving police staff with the latest technological tools to investigate and follow charges in cases of cyber fraud.

Mr. Yatish said that many 400 scenes of crime officers working in the Criminal Science Department have been trained not only in the traditional methods of collecting evidence, but also in collecting digital evidence.

Speaking of “artificial intelligence and digital forensics”, Ananth G. Pubhu, teacher and main investigator, the Center for Cyber ​​Security and Digital Criminal, Sahyadri’s college, asked students to remain guarded against sharing the sensitive information on WhatsApp, as if in their phone mobile.

He asked students to establish 16 words of words, which is a combination of alphabets, numericals and symbols, which will be difficult for fraudator to crack. Mr. Pubhu asked the students to open Tafcop.sancharsarathi.gov.in and to enter his mobile phone number, which will reflect the SCEs purchased using the user’s Aadhar number. If more SIM is reflected, measures should be taken to eliminate unauthorized connections, Mr. Pubhu said.