The campaign aims to raise awareness, equip students with cybersecurity skills against acts of enticement, fraud, kidnapping and human trafficking via cyberspace, increasing risks and sophisticated developments in recent times.
At the launching ceremony, many practical contents were organized such as: exhibition of propaganda photos and videos; talks with speakers on how to identify and prevent scams; interacting with KOLs with influence in the field of technology and child protection on social networks.
Talking to Lao Dong, Mr. Ngo Minh Hieu - Director of the Anti-Fraud Project said: "Currently, many people accidentally publicize personal information, images of their children, schools... on social networks without security measures. These data can be taken advantage of by scammers to impersonate authorities, or impersonate international schools to defraud scholarships and admissions. The most common form is impersonating police, sending fake wanted warrants to threaten and appropriate property".
Nguyen Khanh Tran, a student at Le Hong Phong High School for the Gifted, shared: Current students lack experience and are easily scammed online. Propaganda sessions like this are very useful, helping me better understand the tricks and prevention methods".
The campaign will be implemented throughout with many creative forms, suitable for each age group. The message " together, safe online" continues to be spread to affirm that children are not alone - family, school, and society always accompany and protect them from cyber dangers.
