The CBI busts a cybercrime ring and confiscates ₹22 lakh in cash and ₹2.8 crore in cryptocurrency.
fter dismantling a cybercrime ring, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) retrieved cryptocurrency valued at 2.8 crore rupees. The operation, which involved searching three locations, was carried out as part of its ongoing campaign against cybercrime under Chakra-V.
After dismantling a cybercrime ring, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) retrieved cryptocurrency valued at 2.8 crore rupees. The operation, which involved searching three locations, was carried out as part of its ongoing campaign against cybercrime under Chakra-V. The CBI claims that the case was filed in response to reliable information regarding an Indian cybercrime ring that targets people in the United States and Canada by posing as representatives of reputable tech support firms and government officials.
The CBI claims that the case was filed in response to reliable information regarding an Indian cybercrime ring that targets people in the United States and Canada by posing as representatives of reputable tech support firms and government officials. Through these searches and the discovery of damning evidence, the CBI was able to disrupt the operations of a gang involved in global cyber fraud, acting on actionable intelligence gathered during the investigation. Voice recordings, a lead-generation system based on social engineering techniques, tools for initiating international calls with concealed caller identities, and other elements of the cybercrime ecosystem are among the items that were confiscated.
Virtual Digital Assets (VDA) valued at 2.8 crore rupees and unaccounted cash totaling 22 lakh rupees were successfully confiscated by the CBI from the suspect's custody, marking a significant breakthrough.
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