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The Hyderabad cybercrime police blocked the transfer of Rs.28.07 lakh belonging to four persons who were conned into transferring the money to cyber fraudsters.
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According to police officials, Rs 1.62 crore transacted funds have been frozen in the businessman's account
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The police said the victim reporting the crime on 1930 within the golden hour and swift response of 1930 helpline staff in alerting the bank helped save the entire amount.
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The cyber crime syndicate used an elaborate system to transfer money from the victim to more than 200 bank accounts and the money swindled was a staggering Rs 4.23,65,000.
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The doctor (name withheld on request) is a Padma Shri awardee.
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The investigation officers of the cases confirmed that an amount of Rs 80.7 lakh and Rs 80.4 lakh was kept under freeze in the accused bank accounts.
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They should be cautious when dealing with new or unfamiliar websites, as conducting transactions on such platforms may pose risks.
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Following the incident, Tollywood superstar Mahesh Babu and Namrata Shirodkar issued a statement against the misuse of their daughter's identity on Instagram.
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Cybercrime wing of the Cyberabad police had successfully 'put on hold' an amount of Rs. 1.49 crores in various bank accounts in 39 cases
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According to the police, the suspects contacted their victims through social media platforms and assured them huge profits on small investments.
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Nirmal SP Sharmila said that the investigating officials managed to retrieve Rs 13.19 lakh extracted by online fraudsters from Anupolla Dikshit Kumar, who transferred Rs 18.95 to various accounts on August 22
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Cyber fraudsters targeted a journalist and robbed him of Rs 49,999, on pretext of linking his bank account to Pan card
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The arrested accused has been identified as Ebo Quansah Elijah, a resident of Ghana, officials said
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The incident came to light when the woman, who stays with her mother, a senior citizen, in suburban Andheri, approached the Versova police station with a complaint, said an official
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A parliamentary panel has called for immediate compensation to cyber fraud victims by financial institutions, saying this will go a long way in demonstrating steadfast commitment to consumer protection and will push these firm to bolster their security measures.
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Smita Vishwas (31) uploaded details of a refrigerator and sofa that she wanted to sell and soon got a call from a person who said he wanted to buy the items.
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Six persons including a manager of an insurance company who allegedly duped policy holders arrested
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Rachakonda Cybercrime police nab S Praveen, a native of Andhra Pradesh, from Kochi on charges of cheating people in the guise of providing loans, investments
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Here is a lowdown on the procedure and customer-care numbers you should keep handy
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Sangareddy: Clicking on a link sent by a stranger cost a man Rs 4.84 lakh in Jogipet town. According to Jogipet Police, the victim, Pulegari Lakshminarayana, working as a resource person at Srinidhi Customer Service Point in the SBI bank branch in Jogipet, got a fake message on SBI Yono on Tuesday. When he clicked […]