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Indian American Manoj Yadav Arrested In New Jersey In $13 Million Tech Fraud - Vimarsana News

Indian American Manoj Yadav Arrested In New Jersey In $13 Million Tech Fraud

An Indian American has been arrested in New Jersey on charge of being part of a technical support scam that targeted more than 7,000 victims defrauding them of more than USD 13 million, a US Attorney announced Thursday.

Source: ndtv.com
Rocket: Indian American arrested in New Jersey in USD 13 million tech fraud - Vimarsana News

Rocket: Indian American arrested in New Jersey in USD 13 million tech fraud

US & Canada News News: An Indian American has been arrested in New Jersey on charge of being part of a technical support scam that targeted more than 7,000 victims defraudin

Theranos' fraud case: India-based former CEO Ramesh Balwani sentenced to jail for 13 years, details inside - Vimarsana News

Theranos' fraud case: India-based former CEO Ramesh Balwani sentenced to jail for 13 years, details inside

US District Judge Edward Davila also ordered Balwani to undergo three years of supervision after his release from jail in addition to the 155-month prison term.

Source: india.com
Inter'l Cyber fraud racket busted, 1 Nigerian national nabbed from Bengaluru - Vimarsana News

Inter'l Cyber fraud racket busted, 1 Nigerian national nabbed from Bengaluru

Delhi Police investigated to find that the accused were luring numerous victims on different grounds and inducing them to transfer money in bank accounts

US Jails Telemarketing Fraudster - Infosecurity Magazine - Vimarsana News

US Jails Telemarketing Fraudster - Infosecurity Magazine

US Jails Telemarketing Fraudster A scammer who defrauded elderly American computer users by tricking them into believing that their computers had suffered a cyber-attack will be spending the next three years in federal prison. Himanshu Asri, of Delhi, India, took part in a five-year telemarketing scheme that conned around 2,000 computer users, most of whom were seniors.  The 34-year-old fraudster operated the call center in India that played an integral part in the Tech Fraud deception. Under the scheme, Asri arranged for fraudulent pop-up advertisements to appear on computer users’ scree...