"Delhi Police arrested four fraudsters, Rahul Sharma, Amir Ansari, Kalim Ansari, and Nikhil Pal, and solved a cheating case involving Rs. 1,94,000/- registered u/s 420 IPC, Cyber PS/NE and recovered 7 mobile phones, 10 SIM cards, 7 ATM cards, 11 chequebooks, and 1 passbook. They started chea
The campaign, which is being held under the slogan "Digital Protection, Safe Society," aims to raise awareness about the most common types of cyber fraud and the methods used by fraudsters to target victims.
"The Trudeau government failed to protect international students from crooked scam artists. Now, Trudeau is punishing the victims by deporting the students--even those that acted in good faith & have been working & paying taxes here for years. Prosecute fraudsters. Stop the deportati
The cyber fraudster mainly operated by enticing people across India by sending false messages claiming heavy discounts on flight tickets and visas. After defrauding the people, the accused used the victims' money for betting.
In his letter, Dhaliwal said, "Your kind attention is invited towards the impending deportation
of more than 700 students from Canada due to fake acceptance letters of the Canadian Colleges. It is pertinent to mention that these students are innocent and have been cheated by the clique of fr
Delhi police have busted a gang of cheats who used to dupe people using a fraudulent loan app called 'Cash Advance' and arrested six people, said officials. The arrested persons were allegedly extorting money on the pretext of providing an instant loan, said the police.
San Francisco [US]/ Bangalore (Karnataka) [India], May 17 (ANI/PRNewswire): Bureau, a no-code decisioning platform that delivers accurate conclusions about the trustworthiness of digital identities, today unveiled results of a first-of-its-kind study titled: 'The Anatomy of Fraud 2023'. The
The Delhi Police Special Cell of Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations (IFSO) has busted a gang of fraudsters involved in the sale of fake Ayurvedic medicines by reputed companies and arrested 10 persons in connection with the matter, officials said on Tuesday.
Two fraudsters were arrested by a team of Delhi Police for cheating and deceiving the people including government officials and politicians by impersonating themselves as the Bharatiya Janata Party officials, police said on Tuesday.
The total addressable fraud detection and prevention market will reach USD 7.6 billion in less than four years with a 37 per cent compound annual growth rate (CAGR), far surpassing 2022's USD 1.5 billion, according to a study from Bureau.
Intelligence Fusion & Strategic Operations unit of Delhi police busted a gang of cyber criminals and arrested a total of five men after a month-long operation, said police on Friday.