Interpol’s biggest anti-fraud operation just wrapped up with 97 countries taking part. The global crackdown arrested 5,800 fraud suspects and intercepted $293 million in assets. Authorities also identified over 142,000 victims worldwide. The operation targeted scams, cyber fraud, and money laundering networks running across borders. 


Interpol cybercrime crackdown nabs 5,800 fraud suspects

Organized crime is going digital, and the EU is striking back! Following a dangerous rise in AI-powered scams, the European Commission has officially unveiled massive new upgrades for Europol. Law enforcement is getting its own ultra-secure "sovereign cloud" and a shared data space to hunt down cross-border digital criminals faster than ever before. 

EU moves to strengthen Europol against rising digital, cross-border crime 

The crime was reported to the national cybercrime reporting portal on June 16, after which the complaint was forwarded to the Delhi Police. The police have frozen nearly ₹4 crore of the defrauded money. Naresh Gujral runs a company in south Delhi dealing in textile, leather and apparel.

Former PM’s son, an ex-Rajya Sabha MP, duped of Rs 7.80 crore in cyber fraud

During the operation, officials seized a large quantity of electronic devices and communication tools believed to have been used in executing the fraud. These include 13 mobile phones, 9 laptops, VoIP systems, SIM cards, networking devices, and digital storage media.

Major International cyber fraud racket busted, 7 arrested in high-tech crackdown

India has launched a major cybercrime crackdown, arresting 34 individuals involved in large-scale digital fraud. Authorities have identified two villages as “cyber fraud zones” following extensive investigations that revealed organized networks targeting citizens and businesses online.

The operation involved coordination between local police, cybercrime cells, and IT security agencies to dismantle these networks. Officials have warned residents to exercise caution online and report suspicious activity immediately. This marks a significant step in India’s ongoing efforts to curb cybercrime and protect digital infrastructure.

India Cybercrime Crackdown: 34 Held, 2 Villages Flagged As Cyber Fraud Zones

China has accused the US of stealing $14 billion worth of Bitcoin from the LuBian mining pool. LuBian is linked to Chen Zhi, a fugitive entrepreneur accused of fraud and 'pig butchering scams'. Know more about the fascinating saga of cyberwarfare and geopolitical tensions over cryptocurrency.


China accuses US of $14 billion Bitcoin theft: How is LuBian hack linked to 'pig butchering scam' and Chen Zhi?

After teaser videos of pregnant women undergoing gynaecological checkups were discovered on YouTube and Telegram, a sickening porn scandal involving thousands of women has been unveiled. Here's everything you need to know about how pregnant women became victims of sickening fetish online.

Porn fetish market thrives on hacked CCTV footage from Gujarat hospital — India's privacy nightmare EXPOSED

How obscene AI videos led to tragic death of 19-year-old in Haryana

Cybercrime is rapidly rising all over the world. Learn how victims are falling into traps for bank fraud or online scams. Watch this report to know more about cybercrime and online fraud.

Evolving cybercrime | How scammers purchase websites to steal your money

Cybercrime is rapidly rising all over the world. Learn how victims are falling into traps for bank fraud or online scams. Learn how to recover your money after falling victim to bank fraud or online scams. This video breaks down the step-by-step process to help you take action and get your stolen funds back.

Bank fraud | All about the process of getting your money back from scammers

Cyberattacks in India are rising fast—far above the global average. The dark web is fueling this surge, with millions of user data up for sale. As threats grow, is India prepared to fight back?

Inside India's 'dark web' of cybercrime

In a major move to tackle cybercrime, the Indian government has deactivated 80 lakh SIM cards issued using fake documents. This crackdown is part of a broader effort to ensure secure digital communications and tackle rising online fraud.

Eight million SIM cards deactivated: India's uses AI tools in strategy to tackle cybercrime

The government took action after the DoT used advanced AI tools to detect mobile numbers registered with fake documents. This led to the deactivation of 78.33 lakh numbers.



Round-up of top and latest news from the world of technology: - Germany Takes Down Illegal Online Market 'Crimenetwork' - Meta: No Sign Of AI Bedeviling Elections In 2024 - Japan Planning To Use AI To Tackle Online Manga And Anime Piracy

Germany Takes Down Illegal Online Market 'Crimenetwork'

Round-up of top and latest news from the world of technology: - Interpol Clamps Down On Cybercrime, Arrests Over 1,000 Suspects In Africa - British Police Reduce Presence On X Amid Extremism And Violence Concerns - Google Ad Adjusts EU Search Results Amid Regulatory Scrutiny

Interpol Clamps Down On Cybercrime, Arrests Over 1,000 Suspects In Africa

A woman was duped of Rs 34 lakh ($40,000) in Noida in a case of "digital arrest" by cyber criminals who threatened her with fake notices by the Enforcement Directorate, officials said on Sunday.

India: Noida woman loses $40,000 after scammers send 'digital arrest' notice

The annual cyber threat report released by the Australian Signals Directorate on Tuesday, November 19, highlights the ongoing trends and new techniques which cyber criminals are using to scam Australians.

Australian Signals Directorate report highlights new techniques, trends used by cybercriminals

With the beginning of the wedding season in India, a new scandal has emerged, targeting digitally savvy people by sending fake wedding invitations via messaging app WhatsApp.

WhatsApp wedding invitations are scamming people, hacking phones. Here's how to stay safe

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, speaking during the 115th episode of his Mann Ki Baat radio broadcast on Sunday (Oct 27), issued a strong warning about the rising cases of “digital arrest” fraud and people losing their hard earned money to cybercriminals.

In Mann Ki Baat broadcast, PM Modi warns against rising ‘digital arrest’ cases, urges caution

A recent report from Microsoft has revealed that Russia China and Iran are increasingly Outsourcing cyber espionage and hacking activities to criminal networks and this trend is alarming Cyber Security Experts and National security officials alike who say it blurs the line between state directed attacks and the work of profit driven hackers. Watch in for more details!

Russia, China, Iran Outsource Hacking To Cyber-Criminals: Report

A new wave of cybercrime is emerging, as scammers increasingly use AI-powered deepfakes and advanced impersonation techniques to target high-profile celebrities like Orry and Taylor Swift. Cybercriminals are leveraging AI tools to create highly convincing fake images, videos, and audio clips, deceiving both fans and the public. These scams often involve fraudulent endorsement deals, fake charity campaigns, or impersonation schemes aimed at extracting personal information or money.

AI Powered Celebrity Scams On The Rise: Who Are The Top Riskiest Celebrities?

The cyber crime is on the rise with fraudsters constantly developing clever ways to try and trick people. Now one of the most dangerous of these schemes is the digital arrest scam. Watch in for more details!

'Digital Arrest' Scam: Indians Losing Money To Cyber Fraud

SP Oswal, the CEO of India's largest textile group Vardhaman, is the latest victim of cyber criminals who extorted 70 million rupees from him in an elaborate scheme that put him in a so-called 'digital custody'.

SP Oswal, CEO of Vardhman Textiles, latest victim of 'digital custody': Fraudsters even faked a SC hearing

German police shot dead an armed man after an exchange of fire near the Israeli consulate in central Munich on Thursday, officers said. The suspects motive is still under investigation.

Munich Shooting: German Police labels Munich shooting as a terrorist attack

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Interpol cybercrime crackdown nabs 5,800 fraud suspects

EU moves to strengthen Europol against rising digital, cross-border crime

Former PM’s son, an ex-Rajya Sabha MP, duped of Rs 7.80 crore in cyber fraud

Major International cyber fraud racket busted, 7 arrested in high-tech crackdown

India Cybercrime Crackdown: 34 Held, 2 Villages Flagged As Cyber Fraud Zones

China claims US stole $14 bn Bitcoin: Links to LuBian hack, pig butchering scam

Porn fetish market thrives on hospital CCTVs? India's privacy nightmare EXPOSED

How obscene AI videos led to tragic death of 19-year-old in Haryana

Evolving cybercrime | How scammers purchase websites to steal your money

Bank fraud | All about the process of getting your money back from scammers

Inside India's 'dark web' of cybercrime

Eight million SIM cards deactivated: India's uses AI tools in strategy to tackle cybercrime

Eight million SIM cards deactivated: India's uses AI tools in strategy to tackle cybercrime

Germany Takes Down Illegal Online Market 'Crimenetwork'

Interpol Clamps Down On Cybercrime, Arrests Over 1,000 Suspects In Africa

India: Noida woman loses $40,000 after scammers send 'digital arrest' notice

Australian Signals Directorate report highlights new techniques, trends used by cybercriminals

WhatsApp wedding invitations are scamming people, hacking phones. Here's how to stay safe

In Mann Ki Baat broadcast, PM Modi warns against rising ‘digital arrest’ cases, urges caution

Russia, China, Iran Outsource Hacking To Cyber-Criminals: Report

AI Powered Celebrity Scams On The Rise: Who Are The Top Riskiest Celebrities?

'Digital Arrest' Scam: Indians Losing Money To Cyber Fraud

SP Oswal, CEO of Vardhman Textiles, latest victim of 'digital custody': Fraudsters even faked a SC hearing

Munich Shooting: German Police labels Munich shooting as a terrorist attack