Stolen Phones Drain Bank Accounts in Hybrid Cyber Fraud: CP
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Telangana: Hyderabad Police Warns Against 'Hybrid Cyber Fraud'
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Hyderabad City Police advised citizens never to disclose screen-lock PINs, banking passwords, or OTPs over phone calls, even if the caller identifies themselves as a bus conductor, driver, or good Samaritan promising to return a lost phone. Citizens are warned against storing photographs of debit/credit cards, CVVs, passbooks, and identity cards in phone galleries or note apps. India News…
Stolen phones drain bank accounts in hybrid cyber fraud: CP
Hyderabad: The Hyderabad police on Wednesday, August 26, warned the public to be extremely vigilant against new “hybrid cyber fraud” gangs operating within the city. These gangs combine traditional pickpocketing with modern cybercrime techniques to drain the bank accounts of unsuspecting victims, said Commissioner of Police V.C. Sajjanar. Investigations revealed that these gangs target senior citizens and individuals with limited technical knowl…
Stolen Phones Used To Empty Bank Accounts In New ‘Hybrid Cyber Fraud’ | #cybercrime | #infosec - National Cyber Security Consulting
Hyderabad police have warned citizens about a new form of ‘hybrid cyber fraud’ in which organised gangs combine mobile phone theft with cybercrime to empty victims’ bank accounts. Hyderabad Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar said senior citizens and people with limited technological awareness were being specifically targeted. The Hyderabad Cybercrime Wing arrested three accused in connection […] Thank you for subscribing to our RSS feed! The post…
Hybrid Cyber Fraud Gangs Target Hyderabad Users
Hybrid cyber fraud | Hyderabad, August 26: Hyderabad Cyber Crime police have warned people about hybrid cyber fraud gangs that combine phone theft with online banking fraud. Here To Join Us On WhatsApp These gangs reportedly target senior citizens and people with limited knowledge of digital technology. They first steal mobile phones from crowded buses, bus stops and other busy places. The gangs reportedly watch passengers while they unlock thei…
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