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Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Cybercrime police on Tuesday arrested a couple who allegedly honey-trapped a man by creating a fake Facebook profile and duped him of Rs 1 crore. The arrested persons were identified as Yerragudla Dasu (30) and his wife Jyothi (28) of Sattenapalli in Guntur of Andhra Pradesh. According to the police, Dasu created […]
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Hyderabad: A man from the city was cheated of Rs.17.8 lakh by fraudsters on a popular matrimony site. The victim, a resident of New Bowenpally, had uploaded his profile on the site seeking a suitable alliance and was contacted by an unidentified woman who claimed to be a doctor and settled in the United Kingdom. […]
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Hyderabad: A man from Amberpet was duped of Rs.8 lakh by cyber fraudsters on the pretext of bitcoin trade. The victim received a message from an unknown person on his phone asking if he was interested in bitcoin trade. “When the victim responded positively after getting lured by huge profit assurances, the fraudster sent a […]
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Hyderabad: A city-based businessman was duped by fraudsters of Rs.43 lakh on the pretext of trading diamonds on a mobile application. The man, identified as Abdul Adil, a resident of Edi Bazaar in the old city, received a message on WhatsApp from a phone number beginning ‘+44’. The sender asked if he was interested in […]
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The Hyderabad Cybercrime Police is investigating.
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A case was booked by the police against Naveen Kumar on charges of making defamatory comments against Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao.
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Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Cybercrime police registered a case after unidentified persons transferred Rs 1.2 crore from Bahrain and Kuwait Bank accounts in the city. A woman had approached the police alleging that her husband, a doctor, passed away recently and maintained an account with the bank. After his death, she went to the bank to […]
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Police said, the caller informing the complainant that his debit card and other bank account details need to be updated in the bank records, asked for credentials including the OTP
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“The cyber criminals are sending a link with important dates like ‘you have won Rs.1971’, Rs.1857 and Rs.1947. Once people click on the link, they are directed to shady websites," warns police
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Hyderabad: Noted TV anchor and actor Gayatri Bhargavi approached the Hyderabad Cybercrime police and lodged a complaint stating that her Facebook account was hacked. The hackers also posted derogatory and abusive posts from her official account, tarnishing her reputation apart from hurting religious sentiments, she said, adding that they also created a fake profile of […]
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Hyderabad: A woman job aspirant was cheated of Rs 1.30 lakh by fraudsters on social media who promised her the job of a typist in a reputed firm. Police said the young woman, a resident of Kachiguda, had posted her resume on a job portal. She then received a call from an unidentified person offering […]
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Hyderabad Cybercrime police arrested a Nigerian, identified as Victor on charges of matrimonial fraud and cheating a woman
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The police seized a laptop, five mobile phones, 12 debit cards, five cheque books and a passport from the accused
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Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Cybercrime police arrested a man on charges of cheating a person to the tune of Rs 3.14 lakh on the pretext of selling bitcoins. The arrested person Akshay Gowda, a native of Bengaluru, befriended one Manish Reddy on the pretext of online bitcoin trade. “Gowda promised Reddy that he would get two […]
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It was in April that he searched for a dating application on the Internet and contacted a number provided on a website
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The accused along with his friend William had colluded with few others, including Yaseen Basha (23) and Mohd Rafi (22), and siphoned of Rs. 1.96 crore from the main account of the TS Cooperative Apex Bank
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The 30-year-old woman, who is a graduate as part of her job trials had posted her curriculum vitae on a job portal
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On pretext of getting some clearance done for kidney donation, the man collected around Rs 40 lakh on various instances from the couple
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Mohan Babu said some persons had made the videos and uploaded them on YouTube apart from circulating those on social media since the last few days
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The victim invested Rs 10,000 first and shared her bank account and other personal details. Initially, they showed Rs 1,000 as profit and pressurised her to invest more money, which she did," said police
