Cybersecurity Edutainment Hub

Scammers say they have naked or private photos/videos of you and threaten to show them to your friends and family unless you pay.

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Texts or emails claim your parcel is delayed and ask you to click a link — leading to payment fraud or malware.

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Someone pretends to be computer help, saying your computer or phone is broken or is infected with a virus, but really they just want money or access.

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Fraudulent scholarship offers ask for “application fees” to alter grades  or personal details to steal money or identities from students and families.

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Scammers build fake online relationships to emotionally manipulate victims and steal money, gifts, or sensitive information

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Criminals trick mobile carriers into transferring your phone number to them, gaining access to your bank and email accounts.

Fake tax refund messages promise quick money back, but actually steal your personal and financial details.

Fake celebrity endorsements are used to push investment scams, miracle cures, or counterfeit products. Don’t trust everything you see online.

Fake fundraising pages exploit sympathy for the sick, but the goal is to pocket your donations

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Emails are faked or hijacked to pose as trusted staff or suppliers, convincing targets to send money or information. This scam is often called Business Email Compromise,