(Mission Mode Hackathon)
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Date: 31 December 2025
ποΈ Organised by: Cyber Club & Digital India Cell
π Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University (MKBU)
π€ A CAWACH Initiative under the aegis of Knowledge Consortium of Gujarat (KCG), Government of Gujarat
π Venue: Language Laboratory, Department of English, MKBU
π·οΈ Mission Tagline
βCreate Awareness β’ Prevent Harm β’ Empower Digital Citizensβ
π― About the Hackathon
The Cyber Awareness & Digital Citizenship Hackathon is a hands-on, lab-based academic event where students will collaboratively research, curate, create, and compile digital awareness content on contemporary cyber issues.
Students will make responsible and creative use of Generative AI tools to produce citizen-centric digital resources that can be used on campus, in the community, and across online platforms.
π Mission Statement
To design and deploy AI-assisted digital awareness resources that promote:
π‘οΈ Cyber safety
π€ Ethical digital behaviour
π§ Informed and responsible digital participation
through credible, creative, and socially responsible content.
π§ Mission Objectives
By the end of the hackathon, participants will be able to:
π Identify real-world cyber risks faced by students, citizens, and first-time digital users
π€ Use Generative AI tools responsibly and ethically
π Curate authentic information from government portals and trusted sources
π¨ Translate complex cyber concepts into simple, accessible digital formats
π’ Create ready-to-use awareness artefacts for campus, community, and online dissemination
π οΈ Mission Workflow (Action-Oriented)
π§© Phase 1: Research & Content Curation
Teams will:
π₯ Identify the target audience
(students, parents, senior citizens, digital beginners)
π Collect verified information from:
Cyber Crime Portal (India)
CERT-In advisories
RBI digital safety alerts
Newspaper reports and real-life cyber cases
π Shortlist key awareness messages:
Doβs & Donβts
Red flags
Reporting steps
β Outcome: Curated knowledge base + clear content outline
π€ Phase 2: AI-Assisted Content Creation
Teams will ethically and transparently use Generative AI to:
π‘ Generate ideas and concepts
π Draft scripts, summaries, and captions
π¨ Design layouts and visual concepts
π Convert content across formats
(text β visual β audio β video)
βοΈ Permitted Use of AI
Idea generation
Script drafting
Visual layout suggestions
Language simplification
π€ Mandatory Human Role
Fact verification
Contextualisation
Ethical framing and final editing
π¨ Phase 3: Multi-Format Digital Production
Each team must create at least TWO outputs from the following list:
π 1. Awareness Website / Microsite / Blog Post
Topic-wise pages or posts
Simple language and clear call-to-action
Cyber help numbers and reporting links
π 2. Infographic Series
Step-by-step explanations (e.g., How Phishing Works)
Warning signs and preventive measures
Suitable for Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Threads & Instagram
π₯ 3. Short Explainer Videos (60β120 seconds)
Scenario-based storytelling
AI-assisted visuals or voiceovers
Subtitles for accessibility
π§ 4. Audio Podcasts / Public Service Messages
2β5 minute clips
Languages: Gujarati / Hindi / English
Suitable for YouTube, Facebook, or WhatsApp circulation
π 5. Citizen FAQ Handbook (Digital PDF / Web)
Common doubts and myths
Simple Q&A format
Legal awareness and reporting steps
πͺ§ 6. Digital Posters for Campus Display
Strong visuals, minimal text
QR codes linking to resources
π± 7. Social Media Awareness Campaign
Reels, posters, carousel posts
Suggested hashtags:
#cawach #cyberclub_mkbu #cyberclubmkbu
One-week posting plan
π 8. Case Study Repository
Real or simulated cyber crime cases
Structure: Problem β Impact β Prevention β Reporting
Educational resource for future students
π¦ Phase 4: Deployment & Impact Mapping
Teams must clearly demonstrate:
π Where the content can be used (campus, schools, community)
π₯ Who benefits from the content
π± Potential reach, scalability, and sustainability
β Outcome: Ready-to-deploy cyber awareness toolkit
π Mission Success Indicators
Evaluation will focus on:
βοΈ Clarity of message
βοΈ Accuracy and reliability
βοΈ Social relevance
βοΈ Creative yet responsible use of AI
βοΈ Ethical and inclusive design
π‘οΈ A. Core Cyber Security & Threat Awareness
Cyber Security Basics for Everyday Users
Types of Cyber Attacks: Malware, Ransomware, Spyware
Password Hygiene and Authentication
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Why and How
Public Wi-Fi Risks and Safe Internet Usage
Data Privacy and Personal Data Protection
Device Security: Mobiles, Laptops, Tablets
π³ B. Cyber Fraud, Scams & Financial Threats
Cyber Fraud Awareness: Types and Red Flags
Phishing, Smishing, and Vishing
Digital Arrest Scams: Myths and Reality
UPI and Online Banking Fraud
Fake Job Offers and Recruitment Scams
E-commerce and Online Shopping Fraud
Mule Accounts: Risks and Legal Consequences
π€ C. Digital Citizenship & Ethical Behaviour
Digital Citizenship: Rights and Responsibilities
Ethical Use of Social Media
Digital Footprint and Online Reputation
Netiquette and Responsible Communication
Misinformation and Disinformation
Fact-Checking and Verification Skills
π§ D. Digital Well-being & Mental Health
Digital Well-being and Screen-Time Balance
Social Media Addiction
Cyber Bullying: Impact and Prevention
Online Harassment and Trolling
Safe Online Spaces for Children
βοΈ E. Law, Policy & Citizen Awareness
Cyber Laws in India (IT Act)
How to Report Cyber Crime
Role of CERT-In and Cyber Cells
Data Protection Laws and User Consent
AI, Deepfakes, and Emerging Cyber Threats
π Final Message to Participants
This Hackathon is not just a competitionβit is an opportunity to learn, innovate, and serve society. Your contribution can help build a safer, smarter, and more responsible digital India.