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Cyber Police Station Kashmir has busted a KYC fraud gang after it received multiple complaints regarding KYC frauds. The victims were receiving unsolicited calls and SMS, urging them to call on some provided numbers for updating their KYC, a ...

In a tweet, DCP Cybercrime added that searching for KYC on the Google Play store shows TeamViewer Quick Support as the first result and this is the same app used for KYC frauds in India. 

Cybercrime police swoop down on inter-state gang in Gujarat Cybercrime police swoop down on inter-state gang in Gujarat ByArchana MoreArchana More / Updated: Jul 30, 2021, 04:03 IST The gang has duped several people across the country (Photo by Rahul Deshmukh) Bust huge racket, with seven victims and counting in Pune; gang hacked credit cards to pay industrial power bills. For the first time in the state, the Pune cybercrime cell has busted an interstate fraud syndicate that has hacked credit c...

Cyber Police Kashmir Saves Rs 6 Lakhs Lost In Remote Access Mobile Application Scam SRINAGAR: Cyber Police Station Kashmir Zone, Srinagar on Wednesday claimed to have recovered Rs 6 lakh from online fraudsters. In a statement, Cyber Police said that multiple complaints were received in past one week wherein complainants were duped by fraudsters through ‘Remote Access Mobile Application Scam’. “Many complainants were duped of lakhs of rupees on the software platform. The scamsters im...

Delhi Police details modus operandi of fake call centre racket Updated: Updated: High Court declines anticipatory bail plea of alleged key figure in the scam Share Article High Court declines anticipatory bail plea of alleged key figure in the scam On March 25 this year, following a secret tip-off, a team from the Delhi Police raided an office at Kirti Nagar in west Delhi, where an organised gang of cyber criminals posed as “Amazon tech supporters” to cheat U.S.-based victims. Fifteen perso...

MUMBAI: A chartered accountant from Powai was duped of Rs 48,000 by a cyber fraudster under the pretext of getting an online KYC done for his home wi-fi broadband service. The accountant told Powai police that the accused asked him to download an app, which gave him remote access to his phone, and he transferred Rs 24,000 through two transactions. The CA’s son holds a savings account with a Ghatkopar bank and the family usually uses his debit/credit cards to make all online payments. On Apri...