victim of a cyber crime in India

“Most of the cases go unreported due to lack of awareness and fear of loss of public image,” said Pratap Reddy, Director of Cyber Security, NASSCOM.
It was also found that 62 per cent parents do not monitor their children’s online activities.
“You can afford to leave children out in the open; do not leave them alone on the Internet,” said Mukhi.
At another event, the students and faculty of the DJ Sanghvi College of Engineering, Vile Parle, learnt about steganography (encrypted malware in images), email spoofing, phishing and credit card fraud.
Interactive kiosks have been set up at Phoenix Mills, Lower Parel, where you can play a cyber security snakes and ladders game. This will help you find out whom to contact and how, in case you are a victim of a cyber crime