Lucknow Woman Scammed on Instagram, Loses Cash and Gold
A young woman in Lucknow was allegedly defrauded of cash and gold jewellery by scammers who befriended her on Instagram with a fake job offer, using a deceased person's account.
A young woman in Lucknow was allegedly defrauded of cash and gold jewellery by scammers who befriended her on Instagram with a fake job offer, using a deceased person's account.
Two men arrested in Murshidabad for allegedly transmitting Indian SIM OTPs to Pakistan, enabling remote activation for suspected espionage and cybercrime activities. Police probe terror links and nationality concerns.
A 56-year-old man in Noida was allegedly cheated of Rs 65 lakh in an online investment fraud involving Telegram and a fake forex trading platform, with police registering a case under BNS and IT Act sections.
A 28-year-old earth mover driver from Khandwa district lost Rs 1.87 lakh after downloading a malicious APK file sent via WhatsApp claiming to be an RTO challan. The file compromised his phone and siphoned money from his savings and fixed deposits.
A data entry operator in Indore was defrauded of nearly Rs 5 lakh after scammers posing as bank officials tricked him into downloading malicious software under the pretext of updating his e-KYC details.
A 70-year-old retired Colonel in Chandigarh was scammed out of Rs 29.4 lakh by cyber criminals posing as representatives of legitimate investment firms, using fake websites and documents to lure him into fraudulent schemes.
A 65-year-old retired teacher in Gandhinagar lost Rs 99 lakh after cyber fraudsters posed as telecom and CBI officers, using forged documents to convince her of a money laundering case.
Cyber criminals in Chandigarh defrauded an elderly cancer patient of Rs 32 lakh by hacking her phone and activating call forwarding without her knowledge. Police have registered a case and are investigating the incident.
Cybercriminals impersonating a UK-based IT engineer, customs officials, and CBI officers allegedly cheated a Pune IT data analyst of Rs 11.52 lakh by threatening arrest in a fake drug trafficking case between December and January.
Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal emphasized the need for large-scale public awareness campaigns to tackle cybercrime, highlighting the dual nature of digitalization. He spoke at a national workshop in Jaipur focused on cyber safety and access to justi
Himachal Pradesh reports a 52% increase in cybercrime cases over the past year, highlighting growing digital threats in the state. Authorities are ramping up efforts to combat fraud and online scams.
Uttar Pradesh Police conducted extensive raids in two Mathura villages, arresting 34 individuals linked to an organized cyberfraud syndicate. The operation involved 240 personnel and recovered forged documents and mobile phones.
A 55-year-old former company director from Nigdi, Pune, was defrauded of Rs 11 crore in an elaborate online share trading scam. Cybercriminals posed as SEBI-registered officials, offering high returns before vanishing with his life savings.
Belagavi police register FIR against five Nippani residents for allegedly operating fake bank accounts used to channel money from online scams linked to West Bengal cybercriminals.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has issued crucial advice to combat rising digital fraud, urging citizens to protect OTPs, Aadhaar details, and bank information from scammers.
Two Visakhapatnam residents were defrauded of over Rs 3 crore by cybercriminals posing as stock trading advisors. Police warn of rising online investment scams targeting salaried employees and businessmen.
Discord's new global age-verification system sparks user privacy fears after a breach and partnership with Persona. Critics question data handling and biometric use amid regulatory pressures.
A 46-year-old mechanical engineer from Thane's Kasarvadavali area alleges he was cheated of over Rs 3 crore after investing in a fraudulent online trading platform promising high returns. Police have registered a case against three unidentified individual
Prime Minister Narendra Modi cautions citizens about digital arrest scams in his Mann Ki Baat address, urging vigilance and awareness to combat cyber fraud.
In the ₹78-crore cyber bust, Khanna police reveal the syndicate's extreme paranoia: deploying security guards to shadow mule account holders and demanding security deposits up to ₹11 lakh to prevent internal fraud.
The UAE Cybersecurity Council has successfully prevented a series of coordinated terrorist cyberattacks targeting critical national infrastructure, safeguarding key sectors from potential disruption.
Chandigarh cyber police arrested a 32-year-old man, Joginder, for uploading and transmitting child sexual exploitation material. The arrest followed a tip from the national cyber crime portal, with forensic support from I4C.
A hardware shop owner from Belagavi and his friend were arrested by Pune cyber police for allegedly orchestrating a man-in-the-middle cyberattack that defrauded a construction company of Rs 1.95 crore in January.
An advocate in Indore was targeted through a blurred WhatsApp video call, then blackmailed with an edited obscene clip. Police registered a case under the IT Act, tracing SIM cards to West Bengal.
Bhubaneswar police dismantled two organized cyber fraud syndicates using mule accounts for money laundering from illegal online activities. Multiple arrests made, with detailed evidence uncovered.
A Delhi-based businessman alleges cyber fraudsters hacked his Bharat Batuk digital gold trading app, siphoning Rs 11.9 lakh. He accuses the company director, leading to a police case under BNS and IT Act sections.
A 69-year-old retired Subedar from Hisar was allegedly cheated of Rs 15.16 lakh by cyber fraudsters promising insurance refunds. Police have registered a case and are investigating the sophisticated scam.
Noida police identified 122 people across India being targeted in online investment frauds, preventing further losses by freezing accounts and alerting victims in real-time.
A senior NKDA employee in Kolkata was deceived by a fraudster impersonating the authority's chairman on WhatsApp, leading to a cybercrime case at BDN police station.
Hyderabad police register case against 'Tour 2 Umrah by Ahlan Pvt Ltd' after multiple residents allege online fraud totaling lakhs of rupees for Umrah pilgrimage arrangements during Ramzan.