Covid-19: Cyber Fraud Alert! Avoid uploading vaccination details on WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter and other social media – know consequences here

It’s indeed a good initiative of getting yourself vaccinated. However, to cherish this moment the fellow citizens upload their covid vaccinated certificate of social media, which is fodder for the cyber fraudsters, as the certificate contains all the important details that could be misused.

In this regard, the union home ministry, recently, has released a cybersecurity awareness that uploading a covid vaccinated certificate or posting information about the same would be easy for cyber fraudsters to trap you and misuse your details.

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The ministry had also urged citizens to avoid uploading any covid vaccination-related as profile picture or status on any of the social media platforms to avert cyber fraud.

Zee Business’ Prashant Pandey while giving this information has also urged viewers to encourage people to get vaccinated without uploading any information on any of their social media account.

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India is into the third phase of the vaccination drive, as the central government has allowed vaccinating people over 18-years-old. Earlier, the government had only allowed to get vaccinated above 45 years of age and above.

The country is severely hit by the second wave of coronavirus, with over 3 lakh cases reported each day. However, experts are predicting that the country is in the peak phase, by this weekend or mostly next week we may see a decline in the daily caseloads.