Nagpur Police Use SRK's 'Jawan' To Promote Safe Cyber Security Practices
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The police department equates SRK's different looks in Jawan with different passwords.
Nagpur Police is known for using entertaining and witty ways to educate the masses on various topics. The city's police department often uses quick wit to send out a clear message. Taking to X, formerly Twitter on Wednesday, the police department shared a uniquely drafted cyber security advisory referencing Shah Rukh Khan's much-awaited film Jawan. Jab aap aise passwords rakhte ho na, toh koi bhi fraudster tik nahi sakta.#KingKhanPasswords#CyberSafety#NagpurCityPolicepic.twitter.com/lby0zr3ixJ
The caption of the post read, "Jab aap aise passwords rakhte ho na, toh koi bhi fraudster tik nahi sakta. (No fraudster can survive when you have such passwords)."
The police department equates SRK's different looks in Jawan with different passwords.
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