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The initiative is focused on protecting users from online fraud, boosting cybersecurity for critical infrastructure and ensuring that AI is developed responsibly.
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According to the snap shared by Tillotama Shome, the alleged impersonator had been reaching out to people, pretending to be an actress, to solicit favours from them.
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The report reveals that the scammers used at least 19 different identities to keep up the ruse.
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Fraudsters targeted Myntra by placing bulk orders for luxury items like high-end clothing, shoes, branded handbags, wristwatches and jewelry.
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In the latest incident, unknown cybercriminals masquerading as representatives of the Delhi police and Customs Department defrauded a sixty-one-year-old woman.
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In the case of Kumarasamy Sivakkumar, the scammers contacted him over several days, from March 18 to March 27, claiming to be officials from the Customs Department.
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The scammer enticed the student with promises of lucrative returns through a cryptocurrency scheme.
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Clicking on the fake links redirects users to web pages that mimic real bank websites, prompting them to enter their account numbers and passwords.
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ICICI Bank has underscored the importance of cautious behavior, urging its clients to exercise vigilance in their online activities.
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The accused individuals enticed the victim, a resident of New Panvel, into participating in the online trading of shares by promising significant returns on her investments.
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Impressed by his persona, the woman considered marrying him. The man told her he quit his job and needed help paying off loans for his car and flat.
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They tempted him with the promise of high returns for completing some online prepaid tasks.
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This time, a 49-year-old shopkeeper in Bengaluru faced a nightmare after seeking cashback for his transactions.
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The scammers, posing as group members, shared fabricated success stories and lured her with promises of VIP services in online trading.
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This move empowers residents with greater control over the security of their unique identification data.
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Shenoy, residing in Juhu, tried to book tickets through the popular Skyscanner website. However, the scammers had deviously replaced the legitimate contact number on the site with their own.
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