National Security Awareness Task – Cybersecurity (Class 5B) by engP5 padlet

2024-04-29 06:59:37 UTC

We should not trust strangers and should call the police when a scammer tries to scam us.

5B28Daven

2024-04-29 07:00:09 UTC

We cannot completely avoid using our digital devices to prevent cybercrimes. However, if you use them, you can visit the ADCC webpage to obtain more information about cybercrimes.

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s2468 — 2024-04-29 07:00:53 UTC

We shouldn’t trust strangers.
We should call 18222 if the caller seems suspicious.
We should check twice to ensure the person is not a scammer.

Theo（5）

2024-04-29 07:00:55 UTC

We should be careful with all +852 phone numbers.
We shouldn’t give any personal details to a person whose identity we do not know.

s25136 — 2024-04-29 07:02:04 UTC

Shouldn’t talk with people you don't know. Call helpline 18222 if you need assistance.

Sze Nap Ching Charmaine 22

2024-04-29 07:02:49 UTC

If the caller asks for personal details, do not provide them. It can be dangerous.

Jayson 5B09

2024-04-29 07:02:59 UTC

We should be more careful with +852 numbers.
We should not enter a link without checking it first.
If you have a question, call 18222.

5B06

2024-04-29 07:03:09 UTC

We shouldn’t give unknown people our information.
We should call the police when we suspect a scam.

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s25061 — 2024-04-29 07:03:27 UTC

Don't trust phone numbers just because they begin with +852.
You shouldn’t trust strangers.
Don't give out your bank account details.

5B19Jonas

2024-04-29 07:03:54 UTC

We shouldn’t give our information to unknown people.
We should beware of unknown numbers.
We should be careful with all +852 or +3 numbers.

Ozil (14) 5B

s25043 — 2024-04-29 07:04:00 UTC

We shouldn’t answer calls from unknown numbers because they might be scammers.

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s2474 — 2024-04-29 07:04:16 UTC

We shouldn’t give our personal details to strangers. We should think carefully before sharing our personal information with others and call 18222 for more information.

Sabina 17

s24571 — 2024-04-29 07:05:10 UTC

We shouldn’t give our password or any other personal information to strangers.
We also shouldn’t click on strange websites.

5B 21 Irene

s2540 — 2024-04-29 07:05:49 UTC

Always stay clam.

Yeung Ching Nga Hazel 5B 26

2024-04-29 07:07:21 UTC

We should verify others identity.
We shouldn’t disclose our personal information to stranger.
We shouldn’t trust unknown people.

5B(20)

s25372 — 2024-04-29 07:07:34 UTC

s25372 — 2024-04-29 07:08:53 UTC

s25372 — 2024-04-29 07:10:07 UTC

5B12Hin

2024-04-29 07:12:48 UTC

We shouldn’t trust strangers, and we should be cautious when we are not sure whether it is a scam or if the scammer is trying to scam us.

Sophie 7

s2524 — 2024-04-29 08:01:39 UTC

Do not disclose your personal information to strangers, including your HKID number, address, online banking accounts, and PIN codes.

Chloe 11

P4C07 — 2024-04-29 09:18:18 UTC

Don't give your personal information to anyone else.
Don't trust others just because they offer something cheap.
If you receive a scam call, you should call 18222 immediately.

Boris 5B (8)

2024-04-29 09:51:53 UTC

We should visit the government's website to stay informed about the latest scam alerts, as this can raise awareness and aid in prevention. We should keep our software and operating systems updated to benefit from the latest security patches, which protect our computers. We should use anti-virus software and keep it updated since it allows us to scan, detect, and remove threats before they become a problem. The government acknowledges facing numerous complex challenges, including strengthening overall cybersecurity capabilities, improving the core technologies of the internet, combating false information, and preventing cybercrimes and cyber hacking.

Kaylie 5B 15

2024-04-29 10:26:03 UTC

We shouldn't give our phone number to everyone.
We should be careful of scammers.
Don't give your personal information to anyone.

5B27 Ian

2024-04-29 11:24:12 UTC

If you encounter someone you don’t know who seems suspicious, just ignore them and call '999' to let the police handle the scammer!

5B Jasper(24)

s24892 — 2024-04-29 11:47:59 UTC

Consider the following:
- Why does he or she need my personal information?
- Why does this seem so easy?
- Is it real?

Finally, review these questions again.

5B18 : How To Protect From Cyber Crime 6 Ways to Secure From Cyber Crime

s24843 — 2024-04-29 13:38:07 UTC

Here is a refined version of your points, formatted for clarity and grammatical correctness:

1. Do not trust phone calls just because they start with ‘+852’.
2. Never share your personal details with unknown persons.
3. Do not give money to unknown persons.
4. If you suspect you have been cheated, call 999 or 18222.
5. Do not access any web pages sent by strangers.
6. Stay calm even if you have been cheated.

We should participate in the government's website to stay informed about the latest scam alerts, as this can raise awareness and prevent such incidents. Additionally, keeping software and operating systems updated benefits us by incorporating the latest security patches, protecting our computers. We should use anti-virus software and keep it updated, as it allows us to scan, detect, and remove threats before they become a problem. The government acknowledges facing numerous complex challenges, including enhancing overall cybersecurity protection capabilities, improving core internet technologies, combating misinformation, and preventing cybercrimes and cyber hacking.

5B25

2024-04-30 03:32:00 UTC

Stay calm when you think you are getting scammed and call 18222.

Vincy 3

s25213 — 2024-04-30 03:35:42 UTC

We should call 999.

We should not give our passwords to anyone.

Terrance (4)

s2440_pbpssh — 2024-04-30 03:44:12 UTC

Never Gonna Tell a Lie and Hurt Me. I Am Gonna Make You Understand:

Never gonna give them money.
Gonna desert them and let them down.
Say goodbye ASAP.
Don’t wire cash.
Is this thing/job too good or easy to be true?
Don’t click any links.
Think twice or more.