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PM Shri KV, Dharamsala Cantonment

A ‘Cyber Safety’ workshop was conducted at the school. Praveen Dhiman, Additional SP, Kangra, and Onkar Singh from Himachal Cyber Crime Police Station, Northern Region, were the resource persons. The workshop aimed to provide participants with in-depth knowledge in various...

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Updated At : 11:08 AM Oct 07, 2024 IST

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A ‘Cyber Safety’ workshop was conducted at the school. Praveen Dhiman, Additional SP, Kangra, and Onkar Singh from Himachal Cyber Crime Police Station, Northern Region, were the resource persons. The workshop aimed to provide participants with in-depth knowledge in various aspects of cyber security. The topics covered in the workshop included online financial frauds, account hacking, social media hacking, data stealing, etc. This workshop proved to be a comprehensive and valuable learning experience for all students and teachers.

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