News Topic:Cybercrime

Nigerian fraudsters arrested for duping Baramulla man

Cyber Police Kashmir Zone in its recent action against fraudsters have arrested two Nigerian fraudsters from New Delhi involved in duping a man from Baramulla.

Govt issues advisory over ‘misuse’ of officials’ identities by cybercriminals

The government on Wednesday issued an advisory over the misuse of identities of senior-level government functionaries through emails, and telephone numbers.

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PDD database server hit by cyber attack in J&K

The Power Development Department (PDD) of Kashmir was the target of a cyber attack on Wednesday morning, where customer records and billing data were targeted.

Man loots gullible people in the name of Army

A man is looting people in the name of Army. A couple of victims said that a man identifies himself an Army soldier Srikanth Yadav and seeks information from people on phone and WhatsApp, saying that Army will transfer money into their accounts.

‘Action will be taken against those impersonating fake ID’s on social media’

Cyber Police Kashmir said that stringent action under law will be taken against those impersonating fake names or pictures on social media.

COVID-19: WhatsApp groups peddling fake news under scanner

Jammu and Kashmir Police's Cyber Cell issued a strict warning to the rumour mongers who are adding to the panic on social media.

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