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The latest figure is a staggering increase of nearly 206 per cent from the previous year, says Minister of State for Home Affairs, citing NCRP and CFCFRMS data
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Foolproof measures promised on websites turning out to be false, says cybercrime official
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Apart from this, over 7.81 lakh SIM cards and 2,08,469 IMEIs have been blocked by the Government after receiving police complaints, Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Bandi Sanjay Kumar said in a written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha
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In January 2025, the victim was contacted via WhatsApp by a fraudster who offered a part-time work-from-home job. The job required the victim to provide Google reviews and feedback on restaurants, for which they initially received some payments
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Started in China in 2016, scamsters target gullible people, build trust over time and convince them to invest in cryptocurrency or some other lucrative scheme and steal their money, says MHA
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According to Commissioner of Police Amber Kishor Jha, 14,406 cases registered under the Commissionerate limits as against 14,731 in 2023
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To carry out their scheme, cybercriminals provided the victim with their Punjab National Bank account details, instructing them to transfer the money. Using this information, the police traced the accused's location and arrested Sadanshu Shekhar Mohanty in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. He was subsequently brought to Karimnagar and presented before the court.
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Cybercrime Inspector Krishnamurthy that all the details including bank account, PAN card, Aadhar card, pension, public distribution system have been linked to mobile phones. Taking it as an advantage, cyber criminals were trapping the people by luring them with new style marriage cards, APK files and digital arrest.
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Shikha Goel, Director of TGSCB, stated that the suspects were involved in multiple frauds, including business investment scams, job frauds, digital arrest scams, and courier scams. Those arrested include 38 mule account holders and 10 agents who recruited them to open bank accounts and facilitate cyber frauds in exchange for commissions.
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Reports indicate that on October 2, an industrialist received a call from a woman claiming to be an official from the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). She informed him that his Aadhar card was not linked to his mobile phone number and mentioned that her superiors would contact him before ending the call.
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In a statement here on Monday he said that unknown links, websites, applications and messages should not be trusted.
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The cybercrime police during their investigation found that about 50 persons in Karimnagar, Nalgonda, Hyderabad, Jagtial, Guntur and Rajahmundry districts along with Khammam were cheated by the accused
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From posing as law enforcement officials to orchestrating intricate "pig butchering" schemes, fraudsters have spared no effort in their quest for dishonest gains.
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In this nefarious fraud, fraudsters/hackers manipulate and divert calls and messages of victims to specific numbers to obtain OTPs and then log into their WhatsApp accounts.
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The officer also said that the police department is focusing on opening the defunct police stations in the state.
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The gang duped people of crores of rupees on the pretext of providing online jobs.
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Cyber-security research firm CyberX9 claimed in its report that the call data records of 20.6 million postpaid Vi customers were leaked due to vulnerabilities in the company's systems.
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Rajanna Sircilla: A fake Instagram account of Superintendent of Police Rahul Hegde was created by cyber criminals. Fraudsters have created fake Instagram account along with the profile picture of the SP and were sending messages to his Instagram friends seeking hand loans since Thursday morning. Rahul Hegde, in a statement released here on Thursday, said […]
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Rajanna-Sircilla: A fake WhatsApp account along with the profile picture of the District Collector Anurag Jayanthi was created by cyber criminals to collect money. The account was created by using the mobile number 7466905844. Posting a message on his twitter account on Sunday night, the Collector informed that he came to know that cyber criminals […]
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Cyber criminals target both individuals and companies. Knowing some cybersecurity tips and putting them into place will help you protect yourself and your business and reduce the risk of a cyber-attack. Teach your staff on how to avoid phishing scams and keep them informed on common ways fraudsters can infect computers and devices with malware. […]