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A 34-year-old man from Secunderabad was duped of Rs 1.72 lakh after he unknowingly downloaded a malicious mobile application.
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The ‘1600’ series is a phone numbering range exclusively designated for all voice calls originating from regulated entities in the banking, financial services, insurance (BFSI), and securities sectors
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The constables Nagaraju and Upender were working as a gunman and driver for the ACP (CTC) Ravi and were said to have acted under the direction of the latter.
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A 24-year-old woman from Gujarat was arrested at Delhi Airport for her role in a Cambodia-based cyber fraud network. She allegedly helped dupe Indian victims through fake "digital arrest" threats. Police have arrested 16 people in the case so far.
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A fake profile was used to cheat a woman doctor from the city to the tune of Rs 11 lakh
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The complainant, who is a private employee, was planning to visit Srisailam temple, therefore contacted a number given on a fake website related to a guest house
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According to the complainant, some scammers in the name of Lyca Coin deceived innocent people by promising profits upto Rs. 30,000 if they invested Rs 10,000 in online crypto currency investments.
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He is involved in 30 cases across India, including four cases in Telangana
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Cyber security officials have warned those incorporating crypto in their investment portfolio from becoming victims to such frauds
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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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The complainant from Meerpet working as a senior manager for a private company,who is aware of online trading, had recently joined an online group consisting of investors and traders on WhatsApp.
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A 67-year-old man from the city, who was searching for the customer care number of a popular brand to get his air-conditioner repaired, ended up being scammed by cyber fraudsters and lost Rs 1.9 lakh
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The modus operandi is indeed simple. Deposit a rupee, gain trust, catch the target off-guard, create confusion and before the penny drops, sweep out as much money as possible from the victim’s account
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The victim received a call from a fraudster claiming to be an executive of a popular shopping mall offering good discounts on groceries and other household items.
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Another kind of OTP fraud stealing money from victims' bank accounts
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The victim entered the card details as instructed. Shortly after, she started receiving debit messages from her bank
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72-year-old agriculturist from IS Sadan in Saidabad received a friend request on Facebook on the name of a woman and he accepted the request
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Police said while on the call, the victim entered the card details as instructed. Shortly after, she started receiving debit messages from her bank and was shocked
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According to the police, the man, aged 73, received a message from an unidentified person claiming to be from 'Sharekhan', an online trading company
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2.5 billion Gmail users may have already been targeted by malicious actors who are using artificial intelligence to dupe users
