If you’re a victim of cybercrime
Cyber crime portal link : https://cybercrime.gov.in/
Cyber crime portal numberĀ : 1930
Cyber criminals posing as females on Facebook Messenger lure victims into compromising video calls, then capture screenshots or record the videos. They blackmail the victims, threatening to share the footage online unless a ransom is paid.
Fake apps promising fast or easy money are scams designed to steal personal information or money.
Don’t click on fake offer or discount links to avoid scams and phishing.
Cyber criminals advertise fake job offers online, luring victims to pay a registration or advance fee (claimed to be refundable) to secure a job. After payment, the victim receives no job and may fall victim to further scams, with some fraudsters using fake websites to steal financial data.
KYC (Know Your Customer) related fraud occurs when scammers impersonate legitimate organizations, asking victims to provide personal information, banking details, or documents under the guise of completing KYC verification. These fraudsters may use fake emails, calls, or websites to steal sensitive data for financial theft or identity theft.
Always download apps from trusted sources like the Play Store, App Store and authorized websites.
Online loan app scams trick users into providing personal and financial details, often charging hidden fees or exploiting the information for fraud.
Never share OTPs via electronic media to protect against fraud and identity theft.
Be cautious of fake apps promising high returns; they are often scams.
Be cautious with QR codes; scammers may use them to steal your information or money.
Before taking a loan, verify the lender’s legitimacy, understand the terms, avoid upfront fees, read reviews, and ensure you can afford repayment.
Don’t open emails from unknown senders to avoid scams and malware.
Cyber crime portal number : 1930
Cyber crime portal link : https://cybercrime.gov.in/