Integrated Communal Attentive & Warning System via Cellular Systems

In the event of an emergency, mobile text messaging systems are increasingly being used to disseminate analytical data. As a result, third-party companies claim to improve physical security by quickly delivering such communications to a variety of businesses, including colleges and universities. The primary goal of this study is to ensure user security during information sharing. The text messaging allows transmitting short, alpha numeric communication for a wide variety of applications. Public Alert System (PAS) presents two components mainly Administration Management and User Management. In PAS, there is a domain connected to intranet through which the user accounts can be created. Sending of mails to other user accounts by the authorized user is allowed and inbox can be managed. The system helps the users to view, store and delete the mails when necessary. Also, when the account is hacked, the hacker list along with the date, time of attack and the IP address is being stored in the user account. The user can view the hacker details by logging into appropriate account. In so doing, the system demonstrates that this infrastructure provides better security to the users since there is no hacking of mails.