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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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Fraudsters introduced themselves as law enforcement agency officers and on pretext of registering a case of money laundering, conned the victims
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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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Naveen collected huge money from the victims and cheated them
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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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Commissioner brought to the fore lapses in compliance protocols, such as the improper opening of current accounts and the use of mule accounts by fraudsters
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The 57-year-old complainant was searching for a personal loan online when she came across an individual who introduced himself as a bank executive
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Cyber fraudsters spend time understanding psychological vulnerabilities of their targets, such as fear, greed or curiosity, says TGCSB Director Shikha Goel
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In a press statement on Sunday, the DSP sensitised the citizens that the fraudsters would send malicious links in the guise of New Year greetings through WhatsApp and other mediums
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Under Hyderabad Police Commissionerate limits, the incidence of cybercrimes increased by 24% this year; cops say cyber security is no longer just a policing duty now, but a collective responsibility
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Among the crimes, part-time job fraud, trading fraud, smishing fraud, digital arrest fraud and vishing frauds topped the list of 38 modus operandi adopted by the cyber fraudsters to cheat people
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A 53-year-old businessman from the city received a WhatsApp message promoting a trading app. After downloading the app, he reached out to its customer service, who suggested depositing money for investments in IPO allotments.
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Avinash Mohanty, Commissioner of Police Cyberabad who on Tuesday launched the PROTECT (Preventing Risks Online through Education, Collaboration and Training) campaign stated that the cases of cyber-crimes are increasing every year across the globe.
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An upcoming actress from Hyderabad was duped to the tune of Rs 50,000 by cyber fraudsters who claimed that they can provide membership in a film artistes association.
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The man had applied for a personal loan and had eventually received a call on WhatsApp from unknown person who claimed to be an executive of ‘Reliance Capital’. The caller then collected details of Aadhaar, PAN card and bank statement.
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The arrested are Rahul Dangi and Rahul Bhoi, both residents of Rajasthan.
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In one of the cases a woman had transferred Rs. 4, 22,560 to fraudsters who had assured to arrange a work visa for her in United Kingdom.
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According to the police, the woman received a call from an individual, who claimed to be a TRAI agent, and informed that her phone number was linked to a police case, related to online harassment, booked in Mumbai.
