Free cybersecurity education and interactive tools for students. Started in Uzbekistan, now in 8 countries.
Lessons are offered in each country's own language, translated and taught by student volunteers.
Passwords, 2FA, and privacy basics.
Learn to identify scam emails and links.
Viruses, ransomware, and spyware.
How attackers manipulate people.
Hands-on tools that check your skills in real time — nothing you type ever leaves your browser.
Can you spot the scam in real inbox scenarios?
Start simulation →Test your cybersecurity knowledge, three levels deep.
Take the quiz →Six core categories, from the basics to social engineering. Tap a category to expand it.
Short, practical reads on staying safe online.
The same material, walked through slide by slide — pick a deck and go.
Decide if each message is safe or phishing, then see what gave it away.
Pick a difficulty level and answer questions on passwords, phishing, malware, and more.
Paste a URL and get a quick heuristic risk check — a first line of defense, not a guarantee.
Sample findings from an ongoing survey. Figures below are illustrative placeholders — replace with your real data.
How aware are students in Uzbekistan of common cybersecurity threats, and how do they protect their accounts?
What has been done — and what is planned next.
Founder & developer, CyberSafe Uzbekistan
Co-founder, CyberSafe Uzbekistan
Co-founder, CyberSafe Uzbekistan
I created CyberSafe Uzbekistan because cybersecurity education is becoming increasingly important for students, while many young people are still unfamiliar with common online threats.
A beginner roadmap plus reputable places to go deeper.
Free, community-driven web security resources. owasp.org
Guided, hands-on cybersecurity labs for beginners. tryhackme.com
In-depth reporting on real-world security incidents. krebsonsecurity.com