Taking advantage of the highly anticipated release of the 10th-grade entrance exam results, scammers may distribute fake websites, luring parents and students to "look up exam scores early" in order to steal personal information for fraudulent purposes and cyberattacks.

Bkav Cybersecurity experts recommend parents and students:

• Only access websites officially announced by the education sector and schools

• Do not provide personal information to websites of unknown origin

• Do not click on links sent by strangers

• Do not believe in advertisements promising to "view scores early," "know results in advance," or "support to raise scores."

Parents also need to limit posting photos of exam results that contain roll numbers, dates of birth, or other personal information of students on social media. If there is a need to share, sensitive data should be hidden or blurred to avoid information collection for malicious purposes.

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