A 22-year-old college dropout and his mother built a massive money-muling network in Bengaluru, operating thousands of bank accounts for a Dubai-based kingpin and laundering crores from cyber frauds.
A Kerala woman in Mysuru fell victim to cybercriminals who opened a bank account in her name and used it to transfer fraud money. Police warn against sharing personal details with unknown loan providers.
CERT-In alerts Android users about security vulnerabilities in the 2026 update. The agency urges immediate action to protect devices from potential threats.
The Central Bureau of Investigation is investigating an illegal VoIP exchange system that has been exploited by cybercriminals for fraudulent activities across India.
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Chinese authorities order companies to stop using software from foreign providers like VMware and Palo Alto Networks, fearing data collection abroad amid tech tensions.
Chinese authorities instruct domestic companies to stop using cybersecurity software from the US and Israel over data security concerns, fearing confidential information could be transmitted abroad.
Chinese authorities direct companies to stop using cybersecurity software from the US and Israel over data security fears. The move aims to prevent confidential information from being sent abroad.
Bengaluru Police use over 9,000 AI cameras for real-time surveillance, preventing crimes before they happen and enhancing inter-state coordination with impressive results.
A Lucknow man lost Rs 1.92 crore after being duped by a WhatsApp friend posing as a woman. Police arrested the accused, who used fake identity documents to operate multiple bank accounts.
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The Ministry of Home Affairs introduces a new SOP for cyber financial frauds, enabling fast refunds for amounts below Rs 50,000 without court orders.
A 17-year-old Chinese boy exploited e-commerce return loopholes, making 11,900 fake refund requests worth ₹6.15 crore. He spent profits on luxury items before receiving a six-year prison sentence.
A 37-year-old insurance officer in Pune lost Rs 21.6 lakh in an online share trading fraud after being lured with promises of 300% profits. Phursungi police have registered a case.
Rae Bareli police uncovered a massive cyber fraud network that siphoned over Rs 55 crore from Maharashtra. The money was routed through accounts of poor individuals. Three arrests made, but main accused Shadab Ali remains absconding.
A Telugu actress has filed a police complaint alleging sustained online harassment for three weeks after supporting women's clothing freedom. Cyberabad police registered a case against 42 accused.
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A private driver in Bhopal's Kamla Nagar was duped by a fraudster posing as a bank official who promised to increase his credit card limit and stole money using OTP.
A Telugu actress has filed a police complaint alleging sustained online harassment after her comments on women's clothing freedom. Cyberabad police registered a case against 42 accused.
A 45-year-old Katraj resident was duped of ₹2.60 lakh after downloading a malicious APK file disguised as an RTO challan. The fraudsters accessed his phone and siphoned funds from his bank account.
A Telugu actress has filed a police complaint in Hyderabad alleging sustained online harassment by 42 individuals after she spoke about women's clothing freedom.
Delhi Police arrested eight individuals linked to a China-based cybercrime syndicate. The racket involved over 600 complaints and suspicious transactions worth nearly Rs 15 crore.
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Panchkula police issue urgent cyber safety advisory about fake e-challan messages circulating via SMS and WhatsApp. Scammers use fraudulent links to steal banking details.
Lucknow Cyber Crime Police arrested a 34-year-old man for running a pan-India cyber fraud racket that duped over 50 people, including a businessman of Rs 1.92 crore through fake investment schemes.
Lucknow Police and Piramal Finance launch a 15-day campaign to educate citizens on cyber fraud prevention through street plays and social media outreach.
Gandhinagar's Cyber Excellence Cell arrests two gang members who cheated investors nationwide using fake SEBI-registered firm 'Premji Invest' on WhatsApp, with 22 complaints across 9 states.
Gujarat CID's Cyber Centre arrests four men for allegedly running a massive stock market investment scam that duped investors across multiple states using fake apps and WhatsApp groups.
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Surat police uncovered a massive international cybercrime operation laundering over Rs 2,000 crore through digital frauds, arresting four individuals and tracing 44 mule accounts.
Gujarat's Cyber Centre of Excellence cracks down on four major investment fraud cases, arresting nine individuals. The scams, totaling Rs 35.4 crore, reveal a nationwide network with complaints from 22 states and 5 UTs involving over Rs 564 crore.
Cyber criminals created a fake WhatsApp Business account in the name of Shivamogga Deputy Commissioner Prabhuling Kavalikatti, sending fraudulent messages to officials and the public to solicit money and favors.
A 56-year-old BEST electrician in Mumbai lost Rs 4.16 lakh after downloading a malicious APK file disguised as an RTO e-challan. The Dindoshi Police have registered an FIR and are investigating the cyber fraud case.
Ashok Kumar from Karkala lost Rs 85,999 after calling a fake bank helpline. In a separate case, a woman from Udupi found Rs 1.6 lakh illegally transferred from her account. Police have registered cases under IT Act and BNS.
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Gujarat Police's Cyber Excellence Centre arrests two men from Unjha for allegedly cheating victims of Rs 27 crore through fake trading platforms. Investigation reveals links to 128 complaints nationwide involving Rs 88 crore.
