Treat digital arrests and cyber frauds as organised crime: SC
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Treat digital arrests and cyber frauds as organised crime: SC
‘Invoke Stringent Laws To Curb Such Crimes’ NEW DELHI: Maintaining its zero-tolerance approach towards digital arrest and cyber fraud cases, SC Friday said police must invoke charges under stringent laws to prevent such organised crimes.Rejecting the bail plea of Mohamad, aka MD, accused in a case »»»
CBI cracks down on cyber slavery racket; raids across four states, one held
Add TNIE As A Trusted Source NEW DELHI: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has busted a transnational human trafficking network that allegedly lured Indian nationals with fake job offers abroad and forced them into “cyber slavery”, compelling them to carry out online fraud o ... »»»
Digital arrest scams: CBI to launch chatbot to help people verify notices issued to them
The CBI is launching a new AI chatbot named Abhay on Monday. This tool will help citizens verify the authenticity of notices they receive. It aims to combat digital arrest frauds where scammers impersonate CBI officials. The chatbot will provide a crucial defense against these sophisticated scams. »»»
Digital arrest scams: CBI to launch chatbot to help people verify notices issued to them
New Delhi, To tackle the menace of digital arrest frauds, the Central Bureau of Investigation will on Monday unveil an artificial intelligence-powered chatbot that will help people verify the authenticity of notices issued to them. The chatbot, 'Abhay', will be launched by Chief Justice of India Su»»»
CBI cracks down on "digital arrest" syndicate; bank official among 3 arrested
New Delhi [India], April 18 (ANI): In a major strike against cyber-extortion, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) conducted coordinated raids across five locations in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh on Saturday. The operation resulted in the arrest of three individuals, including an Assistant Ma»»»
Elderly Delhi man loses Rs4.2m in ‘digital arrest’ scam
New Delhi: An 80-year-old retired government employee from Delhi was duped of nearly ₹42 lakh (Rs4.2 million) in a sophisticated “digital arrest” scam — a new-age cybercrime where fraudsters pose as law enforcement officers to extort victims through fear and intimidation. The Cyber Cell of Delhi Po»»»
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