Cybercriminals stole ₹9.71 lakh from a Mumbai businessman`s bank account using a fake RTO Challan app sent via WhatsApp.
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Maharashtra Cyber Police Warn Citizens On Fake RTO Apps, Online Job Scams And WhatsApp Ghost Pairing
Mumbai: The Maharashtra Cyber police have issued advisories for citizens on ongoing cyber crimes such as fake RTO e-challan ...
Unidentified cyber criminals allegedly siphoned off Rs 9.71 lakh from a businessman’s bank account by sending him a malicious mobile application disguised as an RTO challan, a Mumbai Police official ...
A single click on a fake RTO e-challan link allegedly cost a Byculla-based lawyer in Mumbai Rs 2 lakh, after cyber fraudsters gained access to his credit card ...
Coimbatore: The city cybercrime police on Sunday arrested 10 people from Gujarat for swindling over 16 lakh from a city resident through an RTO challan scam.Police also seized 3.5 lakh in cash, 311 ...
The Kerala student, who was in Bengaluru to celebrate the New Year, was found driving the modified car along Hennur Road.
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