Secondly, graduate students should do some necessary processing before uploading their papers. We can delete sensitive information, modify experimental data and change pictures to ensure the confidentiality and security of the paper. In addition, the paper can be saved on the local device, and the security of the device can be ensured to prevent attacks by malicious software, viruses or hackers.
In addition, graduate students can also choose to upload papers in batches. Dividing the paper into several parts and uploading it to the duplicate checking system can reduce the risk of downloading or copying the whole paper. At the same time, each part can be modified and improved according to the results of the duplicate checking system, and finally a complete and unique paper is formed.
In addition, graduate students should develop the good habit of backing up their papers regularly. Papers can be stored in cloud storage, external hard disk or other storage devices to prevent papers from being lost or tampered with by others. Backup can help graduate students find evidence quickly and safeguard their rights and interests in the case of paper leakage.
Finally, graduate students should be vigilant in the process of duplicate checking. Don't send papers to unknown people or institutions at will, don't operate in an unsafe network environment, and don't use duplicate checking systems with unknown sources. Remember, protecting personal information and research results is the responsibility and obligation of every graduate student.
In short, graduate students should take a series of measures to prevent papers from leaking when checking duplicate. Choosing a reliable duplicate checking system, carrying out necessary processing on papers, uploading them in batches, backing them up regularly and being vigilant are all important steps to protect your research results. Only by ensuring the safety of papers can we ensure academic integrity and the sustainable development of scientific research.