⚠️ IMPORTANT SECURITY WARNING

Cybercriminals are using fake phone calls, emails, and messages to deceive individuals and steal sensitive information such as::

• OTPs (One-Time Passwords).
• Account passwords
• Bank details.
• Aadhaar, PAN, or other identification numbers

🚫 NEVER SHARE:

• OTPs received via SMS or email
• Passwords or ATM PINs.
• Debit/Credit card CVV or expiry dates.
• KYC documents via unverified links or calls

Even if someone claims to be from UUPTWA, do not share OTPs or any sensitive information.
We will never ask for this information via phone, email, or SMS.

⚠️ Be Wary of Unsolicited Requests

If you receive unexpected communication that:

• Requests personal or financial details
• Contains suspicious links or attachments
• Urges immediate action or verification

➡️Do not click. Do not respond. Do not share.

🕵️ Identify Phishing Attempt

Phishing scams often appear to come from trusted sources. Look out for:

• Requests personal or financial details
• Contains suspicious links or attachments
• Urges immediate action or verification

➡️Do not click. Do not respond. Do not share.

🔓 Recognize Data Breachest

Data breaches can occur when unauthorized individuals gain access to your personal data through:

• Hacking
• Social engineering (manipulative communication)
• Internal threats

🔍 Stay alert and report any suspicious activity.

🛡️ Protect Your Data Online

• Use strong, unique passwords
• Enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
• Limit what you share on social media
• Keep your devices and antivirus software updated
• Only use trusted apps and official websites

✅ What You Should Do

Avoid clicking suspicious links or attachments

• Always verify the sender before responding
• Use MFA wherever possible
• Report suspicious activity to: uuptwaweb@gmail.com
• Complaints: complaint.uuptwa@gmail.com
• 📞 Helpline: 9332393326