Rising Cyber Fraud

 Rising Cyber Fraud

We’ve observed increasing cases of cyber fraud where scammers impersonate representatives of service providers or law enforcement agencies.
If you ever feel threatened or suspect a scam, contact the **National Cyber Crime Reporting Helpline No. 1930** immediately.

How Scammers Operate

  Intimidation
  Urgent actions or threats to scare you.

Urgent Actions
  Claiming lawsuits or fines to create panic.

Sensitive Information Requests
  Asking for confidential details like bank info, OTPs, etc.

App Downloads
  Asking you to download apps via email or links.

Social Media Scams
  Asking for OTPs or personal details through social media.

Report Suspicious Activity
  Always report anything unusual.

Common Examples of Scams

|            Type of Scam             |     Description                                                      
| ----------------------------             |  ---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| TBAI Disconnection Alert   |    Claims your phone will be disconnected unless you verify your details. 
| Fake Authority Call             |     Scammer poses as police, delivery services, or other authorities.      
| Digital Arrest                       |    Claims you are under digital arrest and must pay a fine.               
| Drug Package Scam           |     Says drugs were found in a package with your name.                     
| Secret Calls                         |    Urges you to keep the conversation secret.                             
| WhatsApp/SMS Scams       |    Suspicious messages asking for personal information.                   

Stay Safe with These Tips

Avoid Unknown Links
  Don’t click unsolicited links or attachments.

Protect Personal Info
  Never share or confirm personal info over calls or messages.

Guard Your OTPs
  Never share OTPs — not even with people you know casually.

Be Cautious with Calls
  Don’t answer video/audio calls from unknown numbers.

Use Strong Passwords
  Keep unique, strong passwords and update them regularly.

Monitor Statements
  Regularly check your bank/card statements for fraud.

Report Suspicious Activity
  Block and report suspicious contacts immediately.

 <<---      If You Are Trapped     --->> 

Report to your local cybercrime police without hesitation.
Your swift action can prevent further damage.

You can also contact the **National Cyber Crime Reporting Helpline No. 1930
or visit cybercrime.gov.in to log a complaint.

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