CyberZ University Tour Kicks Off in Hanoi
CyberZ UniTour 2026 launched at a Hanoi university on the afternoon of November 11, 2026, beginning a series of online fraud prevention events at universities in northern Vietnam. Through scenarios and interactive exercises, the program helps students recognize scams and verify unusual requests, with plans to visit other universities.
On the afternoon of November 11, 2026, CyberZ UniTour 2026 held an event at the Academy of Journalism and Communication in Hanoi, launching a series of online fraud prevention activities for universities in northern Vietnam. Through instruction, simulated scenarios and interactive exercises, the program helps students learn to identify and prevent online scams and encourages them to share digital safety knowledge with family and friends.
CyberZ UniTour 2026 holds an online fraud prevention event at a university in Hanoi.（VietVance）
The event is part of the CyberZ community outreach project, guided by the Cybersecurity Department of Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security and supported by the Central Committee of the Vietnam Students’ Association. It is jointly organized by Vietnam Cybersecurity E-Magazine and TikTok Vietnam. Students can learn about digital safety through the CyberZ information platform and practice spotting signs of fraud and choosing responses in simulated scenarios.
Lê Anh Tuấn, an official from the Cybersecurity Department of Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security, warned at the event that, beyond impersonating accounts and identities, scammers may use artificial intelligence to generate images, voices and more convincing scenarios. Students may encounter fake internship offers, messages impersonating acquaintances asking for money transfers, or calls from people posing as relatives seeking help. He said familiarity with social media and technology does not necessarily mean someone can handle complex scams.
Lê Anh Tuấn, an official from the Cybersecurity Department of Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security, speaks at the event.（VietVance）
The event emphasized that when asked to transfer money, provide a password or verification code, or install an unfamiliar app, people should pause and verify the request through an independent contact channel. Anyone who detects a scam or becomes a victim should seek help promptly, report it to the relevant authorities and preserve related information. The project also includes the CyberZ Challenge, which encourages students to create communications materials about fraud prevention. Organizers plan to hold events at two more universities in northern Vietnam and later expand the series to universities in the south.
Source: VietVance
