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The most common cyber frauds reported in 2024 included business investment/stock frauds, part time jobs, digital arrest, fake customer care and debit and credit card frauds
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The inaugural run, organized by Ramesh Aitha, CEO of Dfairs Communications, an initiative by the India Retail Investment Expo, attracted participation by health enthusiasts from all age groups and personalities from the fields of public safety, corporate responsibility, and community development, a press release said.
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Harish Rao held the Congress government responsible for targeting him with a string of fabricated cases to deflect attention from its shortcomings.
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The victim, a 53-year-old woman, received a phone call from a person who claimed to be an executive working with Union Bank of India (UBI), and offered to update her credit card and increase the limit to Rs. 5 lakh.
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Had it not been for the alert staff, the cyber fraud would have been perpetrated on a retired PSU employee and his wife, who walked into the bank with a request to transfer Rs 46 lakh by RTGS to an account of ICICI Bank in Aurangabad.
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Shikha Goel, Director of TGSCB said that seven Cyber Crime Police Stations were established in the State and are functioning since 2024. The teams have been working out clues in identifying, tracking, and locating the cyber criminals involved.
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Educating senior citizens of Sangareddy on the concept of digital arrest, DSP cyber crime bureau N Venugopal Reddy asked them to remember no officer or police will make video calls
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In a well-planned operation, six teams of the cyber-crime unit of Hyderabad police conducted the operation in various States including Karnataka, Maharashtra and Rajasthan
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The arrested cyber fraudster Mohammed Asif Pasha, along with Jahangir, had allegedly siphoned the amount from three bank accounts belonging to a woman Sabiha Sultana and her deceased brother Samiuddin
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The authorities in Hyderabad have warned general public, especially those who spend a lot of time browsing the internet, to look out for Digital Arrest Scam.
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The alleged fraudster Riddh Bedi (26), a resident of Brookefield in Bengaluru, posed as a woman on social media platforms and used to befriend men and later threaten and extort money from them.
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The Telangana Cyber Security Bureau (TGCSB) Hyderabad team arrested Priyanka Shivkumar Siddu (30), on charges of sending jobs aspirants to Cambodia and engaging them in cybercriminal activities
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Hyderabad CP, K Sreenivas Reddy said the 36 persons were involved in around 1,000 cyber frauds cases, which were registered across the country including 150 cases in Telangana
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The arrested individual Pappu Patel, a resident of Mumbai is involved in a cyber-fraud case registered in 2010 at Cyber crime station Crime Investigation Department.
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Mumbai police arrest a Karimnagar resident in connection with a cyber fraud
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All he did was click on a link sent to his mobile and presto, Rs.1.25 lakh vanished from his credit account.
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He amassed at least $99 million in profits by reselling access to criminals who used it for identity theft, child exploitation, and financial fraud
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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 police across the country, including Telangana, has been receiving complaints from victims of such frauds.
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He has spread awareness by explaining the modus operandi of different kinds of cyber crimes reported in the district and other parts of the state.