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Cyber Awareness
Rs3.15 crores lost by Joining whatsApp
ज्यादा मुनाफे के लालच में रु3.15 करोड़ गंवाये

Cyber Fraud Alert
73 Years Lady Harrassed for 10 hours Digital Arrest
बुजुर्ग से रु1.30 करोड़ ठगे

Cyber Crime Awareness
Alert for Pensioner to Ignore Call to Update Life Certificate
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Cyber Crime Awareness
73 years Lady Lost Rs.1.3 cr byDgital Arrest
73 वर्षीय से रु1۔30 करोड़ ठगे

Beware of Digitally Arrest by Cyber Criminals
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Cyber Crime
Computer Crime, E-Crime, Hi-Tech Crime or Electronic Crime is where a computer is the target of a crime or is the means adopted to commit a crime. Most of these crimes are not new. Criminals simply devise different ways to undertake standard criminal activities such as fraud, theft, blackmail, forgery, and embezzlement using the new medium, often involving the Internet
Characteristics of Cyber Crime
Commission of an illegal act using a computer, its systems, or applications
Unlawful acts wherein the computer is either a tool or a target or both
Crimes Perpetrated in Computer Environment
Criminals are young and smart with technology
Trans-National /Inter State criminals
Jurisdiction Issues
Strong Audit trail
Mostly non violent crimes
Veil of Anonymity
Sometimes difficult to work out
Types of Cyber Crimes
Hacking, Email Id Hacking, Web Site Hacking (Defacement)
Cyber Stalking (Social Networks and Emails)
Cyber Defamation (Social Networks and Emails)
Cyber Bullying ( Social Networks and Emails)
Phishing
Vishing
Online Banking Frauds
Job Scams/ Frauds
Debit Cards/Credit Cards Cloning
Data Theft
Mobile Crimes
Spoofing ( EMAIL/ SMS)
VOIP CALLS for THREATNING/RANSOM/FRAUDS Ecommerce Frauds with Identity Theft
Photo Morphing
SPAMS
Malicious Emails
How To Protect Yourself from
Internet users can protect themselves and avoid being caught in a phishing line by remaining vigilant of the common types of internet fraud listed above. It is vital to never send money to someone met over the internet, never share personal or financial details with individuals who are not legitimate or trustworthy, and never click on hyperlinks or attachments in emails or instant messages. Once targeted, internet users should report online scammer activity and phishing emails to the authorities.
Credit card fraud can also be avoided by keeping a close eye on bank accounts, setting up notifications on credit card activity, signing up for credit monitoring, and using consumer protection services. If users suffer credit card fraud, they must report it to the relevant legal authorities and credit bureaus. 
Noida woman put under digital arrest for 5 days, duped of ₹1.30 croreThe fraudster directed her not to disconnect the call even for a minute or reveal the process of investigation to anyone to avoid facinCybercriminals swindle Rs 1.3 crore from 73-year-old Noida woman after 5-day Skype ‘interrogation’
Cybercriminals swindle Rs 1.3 crore from 73-year-old Noida woman after 5-day Skype ‘interrogation’
Fraudsters duped her in the name of a ‘police clearance certificate’ after claiming that a parcel for her with illegal items had been seized in Mumbai.
An FIR under Indian Penal Code sections 419 (cheating by personation) and 420 (cheating) as well as section 66D of the Information Technology (Amendment) Act 2008 has been registered at the Noida cybercrime police station.
A 73-year-old woman in Noida was allegedly conned out of Rs 1.3 crore by cybercriminals who claimed that a parcel for her had been intercepted in Mumbai with some illegal items in it and that her Aadhaar card had been linked with six ”accounts” involved in money-laundering.
In a police complaint that she received a call from an unknown number on June 13, where a woman introduced herself as a representative of the Andheri branch of the Fedex courier company. She was subsequently subjected to “digital interrogation” for five days,
They said that one of her parcels has been seized, in which some illegal items such as LCD, iPad, expired passport, and 5kg clothes have been found. The caller said that she will have to come to Mumbai for this (to clear my name) or they will connect me through Skype to Mumbai Police’s narcotics department. The interrogation through Skype call went for five days
They said that my Aadhaar card is linked with the six accounts which are involved in money laundering. They kept on threatening me and asked me to transfer the money in the name of a police clearance certificate (PCC). They asked me to transfer the money to a different bank account. She did a transfer of a total of Rs. 1.30 crore.
The woman has provided to the police details of the bank account to which she said she had transferred the money.

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