Everything you need to stay safe online — official government portals, free downloadable toolkits, CERT-In security advisories, and trusted external tools. All free, all vetted.
These are the only portals you should use to report cybercrime, check Aadhaar status, or report financial fraud in India.
Official Government of India portal to report all forms of cyber crime — financial fraud, social media abuse, online harassment, and more. Free, 24/7 access.
Visit Portal →Report stolen or lost mobile phones, block SIM cards misusing your identity, and check how many mobile connections are registered in your name via TAFCOP.
Visit Portal →India's Computer Emergency Response Team publishes regular security advisories about active threats, vulnerabilities in popular apps, and best practices for Indian users.
Read Advisories →Report unauthorised deposit-taking entities, pyramid schemes, and financial fraud to the Reserve Bank of India directly through this official portal.
Visit Portal →Lock your Aadhaar biometrics, generate a Masked Aadhaar, check authentication history, and update your Aadhaar details on India's official identity portal.
Visit Portal →Register complaints against stock brokers, mutual fund companies, and investment advisors through SEBI's official complaint redressal system.
Visit Portal →File consumer complaints against e-commerce platforms, fake online stores, and product/service fraud through this Ministry of Consumer Affairs portal.
File Complaint →Check how many mobile connections are issued in your Aadhaar. If you find unknown SIM cards, report them immediately to prevent SIM swap fraud.
Check Now →These free tools are trusted by cybersecurity professionals and are available to every student.
Check if your email address has appeared in any data breach. If it has, change that password immediately on every site where you've used it.
Check Your Email →Free, open-source password manager. Create and store unique passwords for every account. Available on Android, iOS, and all browsers. Recommended by security experts.
Get Bitwarden Free →Paste any suspicious URL or upload a file to check it against 70+ antivirus engines and security services instantly. Use before clicking links received in messages.
Scan a Link →Free 2FA app for Android and iOS. Generates time-based one-time passwords for Gmail, Instagram, and hundreds of other apps. Much safer than SMS-based OTPs.
Get App →Community-driven database of known phishing websites. Check any suspicious link before entering your credentials. Submit phishing sites you discover to protect others.
Check a Link →Check what information your browser is exposing about you — IP address, location, device fingerprint, and more. Understand your digital footprint and fix privacy leaks.
Check Now →Print these and share with your hostel, family group, or college noticeboard. Awareness is the best prevention.
A one-page printable checklist covering 20 essential security habits every Indian student should follow. Great for sharing on college notice boards or WhatsApp groups.
A visual guide to the 10 most common scams affecting Indian students, with red flags and what to do. Designed for sharing with parents and younger siblings.
Complete resource package including scam checklists, helpline cards, phishing detection guide, and UPI safety rules. Ideal for college cybersecurity awareness events.
Important alerts from India's Computer Emergency Response Team about threats that affect everyday users.
The more students know about cyber scams, the harder it becomes for scammers to succeed. Share this with your hostel group, class group, and family.