1. Trichy Residents Lose Crores in Series of Cyber Fraud Cases
Multiple residents of Trichy have collectively lost crores of rupees in a spate of cyber frauds. Police reported that victims were lured with fake investment opportunities, job offers, and phishing links. Authorities have registered several cases and launched awareness drives, urging citizens to verify online schemes before making payments.
2. Cybercrime Cops Foil ₹1 Lakh E-Commerce Fraud, Rescue Moghalpura Man
Cybercrime police in Moghalpura prevented a ₹1 lakh e-commerce fraud after a resident was tricked by scammers posing as online sellers. Officers intervened swiftly and stopped the transaction in time. Authorities credited increased monitoring and citizen reporting for the success, encouraging people to contact helplines immediately in suspicious cases.
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3. Cybercrime Police Block ₹1.18 Lakh APK Fraud Within 15 Minutes
Police averted a major loss after a man nearly lost ₹1.18 lakh through a malicious APK link. Within 15 minutes of receiving the complaint, cybercrime officials blocked the fraudulent transaction. Authorities highlighted the importance of quick reporting and warned against downloading unauthorized apps or clicking unknown links.
4. Hyderabad Senior Citizen, 75, Duped of ₹21 Lakh in Online Scam
A 75-year-old man from Hyderabad lost ₹21 lakh to cyber fraudsters who tricked him with a fake investment scheme. The victim made multiple transfers before realizing the fraud. Police have registered a case and warned that elderly citizens are increasingly being targeted by sophisticated financial scams.
5. Delhi Cardiologist Defrauded of Over ₹6 Lakh by Cyber Fraudster
A Delhi-based cardiologist lost more than ₹6 lakh after being duped by a cybercriminal posing as a financial advisor. The scammer convinced the doctor to invest in a fraudulent scheme and siphoned the funds. Police are investigating the case and have urged professionals to verify investment platforms carefully.
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6. Vietnam Confirms Cyberattack Targeting National Credit Information Center
Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security confirmed a cyberattack on the National Credit Information Center, which manages critical banking and credit data. Officials said the breach disrupted some services but no financial losses have been reported yet. Investigations are underway, with authorities pledging stronger cybersecurity defenses for national financial infrastructure.
7. Russian Hackers Breach India TV’s YouTube Channel, Delete Over 2 Lakh Videos
Unidentified Russian cybercriminals hacked the official YouTube channel of India TV, wiping out more than two lakh videos. The attack disrupted programming and impacted millions of subscribers. Google and Indian authorities are assisting in recovery efforts. Investigators are probing whether the breach was politically motivated or financially driven.
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8. 17 More Sri Lankans Found Trapped in Myanmar Cybercrime Operations
Sri Lankan authorities reported that 17 more citizens have been discovered trapped in Myanmar’s notorious cybercrime compounds. Victims were lured with false job offers and forced into online fraud operations. The Foreign Ministry is coordinating with international agencies for their rescue. Similar trafficking-linked cyber scams are rising across Southeast Asia.
9. Muck Stealer Malware Linked to New Phishing-Driven Attack Campaigns
Cybersecurity researchers identified new phishing campaigns deploying Muck Stealer malware to extract sensitive credentials from victims. The malware is being spread through malicious links disguised as legitimate emails. Experts warn that the attacks are highly targeted, urging organizations to strengthen email security and educate employees about phishing risks.
10. Scattered Spider and Allied Ransomware Groups Claim to Shut Down—For Now
Hacker collective Scattered Spider, along with affiliated ransomware groups, announced they are shutting down operations—at least temporarily. The groups have been tied to high-profile breaches in the U.S. and Europe. Experts caution the announcement may be a smokescreen, with members likely to regroup under new identities.