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Online trading scams don’t start with loss — They start with false promises. Choose only verified, regulated platforms.
Scammers trade on trust. Don’t let them trade on you.
If in doubt, act fast. Call 1930.

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Assemblywoman Sanchez, county officials warn Temecula seniors about rising scams, urge vigilance and rapid reporting At a Temecula senior scam symposium hosted by Assemblywoman Kate Sanchez, Riverside County prosecutors, the recorder’s office and sheriff’s investigators outlined a rise in fraud targeting older adults, described common schemes (gift‑card, tech‑support, title fraud, romance) and urged reporting to local authorities and the FBI’s IC3.

Seniors in Temecula are under siege from sophisticated scams, but local officials are arming them with vital knowledge to protect their hard-earned savings.

Learn more here!

#TemeculaRiversideCounty #CA #TemeculaSeniors #ElderSafety #FraudPrevention #CitizenPortal #CybercrimeAwareness

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Shrink Your Social Attack Surface You know how Social Apps feel like a town square, a shopping mall and a family reunion all crammed into the same glowing rectangle? That’s the magic and the mess. When everything important in our live...

"Shrink Your Social Attack Surface"

#SocialMediaSecurity, #CybercrimeAwareness, #AttackSurface, #DigitalRisk, #AccountTakeover, #BrandImpersonation, #Malvertising, #SecureYourSocial

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Bank alert
I got an email and message from my bank that your amount is on hold by cybercrime without any reason.

If the same thing happens recently then tell me what the process is to get back the amount.

#SBIBank #SBI #Bankhold #cybercrime #CyberCrimeAwareness #SBIbranch

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Cybercrime victims lost nearly ₱198 million in 2024, according to the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center.

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#BWorldPH

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Vodafone says outage affecting thousands of customers resolved Vodafone said its Monday outage, which knocked broadband and mobile data users offline for several hours, was caused by a

Folks, if this can happen accidentally, seriously impacting millions of people for several hours, just imagine how much havoc somebody with malicious intent could wreak.
#CyberSecurity #CyberSecurityAwareness #CyberCrimeAwareness #CyberInsecurity #CyberRisk #VulnerableWorld #XRisk

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ChatGPT-5 on Cybercrime: An Open Letter to World Leaders According to ChatGPT-5: "the stakes could not be higher." The latest version of OpenAI's widely used AI model calls for greater action to defeat cybercrime before it defeats the very purpose of artifi...

What is the one thing missing from every analysis of AI, its potential, its ROI, its risks?

A comprehensive understanding of cybercrime and how our failure to rein it in is dooming AI.

#CybersecurityAwareness #CyberCrimeAwareness #AIRisk #ThinkB4UClick #Fraud #BeCyberSmart #StaySafeOnline

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Photo of white man with white beard in a light blue shirt holding a large plastic bag with a hole in it, out of which the contents can be taken. The bag was supposed to contain 10 items of clothing ordered online, but was delivered containing only five.

Photo of white man with white beard in a light blue shirt holding a large plastic bag with a hole in it, out of which the contents can be taken. The bag was supposed to contain 10 items of clothing ordered online, but was delivered containing only five.

When five of the 10 items of clothing you ordered online are stolen out of the bag they were shipped in, and the retailer offers to send replacements overnight, at no charge, you know this has happened before. #CyberCrimeAwareness

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Think before you click! If you encounter fraud, scams, or suspicious online activity, report immediately — call 1930.
Protect yourself and your community.

#CyberCrimeAwareness #ReportFrauds #BengaluruCityPolice #StaySafeOnline #ThinkBeforeYouClick #1930

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New Phishing Scam Uses Fake Credit Card Emails to Spread Info-Stealing Malware   A new wave of phishing emails is targeting unsuspecting users with what appears to be a harmless message from their credit card company—but behind that official-looking facade lies a dangerous malware threat. According to a report by Cybernews, cybercriminals are sending fake emails that warn recipients about recent credit card activity, urging them to confirm or verify a transaction. These emails mimic genuine alerts from financial institutions and appear convincing at first glance. However, the real danger lies within the attachment or link included in the message. Rather than a standard PDF or receipt, the attachment hides a .LNK file—commonly used for Windows shortcuts—disguised as an HTML page or pop-up. When clicked, it redirects the user to a seemingly legitimate website designed to hold their attention. Meanwhile, in the background, a multi-stage malware infection quietly begins. One of the key techniques used in this attack is known as Reflective DLL Injection, which loads malicious code directly into the system's memory—specifically targeting Chrome browsers. This allows hackers to bypass traditional antivirus detection and gain deep access to the user’s device. “The hackers can then proceed with any additional attacks including keylogging, data theft and creating a backdoor on the infected computer,” the report notes. Once compromised, the infected device becomes a goldmine for attackers. They can log keystrokes, steal browser history, capture passwords, harvest credit card numbers, and even take over accounts—leading to financial fraud or identity theft. To avoid falling victim, users are advised to exercise caution with any unexpected email that urges action, especially those involving money or security. Instead of clicking on links or attachments, visit the company’s official website by manually entering the URL, or access your account via their official app. Additional cybersecurity measures can offer crucial layers of protection: * Enable two-factor or multi-factor authentication to block unauthorized access even if credentials are stolen. * Use a password manager to create and securely store complex, unique passwords across all online accounts. * Install trusted antivirus software with features like browser protection, real-time scanning, and a VPN to guard against shady websites and network threats. As phishing scams continue to evolve, staying alert and informed is the best defense. If an email seems too urgent, too alarming, or too convenient—pause, verify, and protect your data.

New Phishing Scam Uses Fake Credit Card Emails to Spread Info-Stealing Malware #cybercrimeawareness #emailmalwarethreat #fakecreditcardemail

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Looks can deceive—and so can fake websites! Pause, check, and protect your money from online fraud.
Report fraud at cybercrime.gov.in or call 1930. Flashy discounts often hide traps—verify the URL before sealing the deal.

#CyberCrimeAwareness #DigitalSafety #CyberAware #ThinkBeforeYouClick

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El Paso County Commissioners approve $700K grant for cybercrime victim protection initiative Commissioners authorize funding to enhance supervision and support for cybercrime victims.

El Paso County is taking a bold step to combat cybercrime with a groundbreaking $700,000 grant aimed at enhancing victim protection and community awareness!

Learn more here

#ElPasoCounty #TX #VictimProtection #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #ElPasoCountyCybercrime #CybercrimeAwareness

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FBI Busts 270 in Operation RapTor to Disrupt Dark Web Drug Trade  Efforts to dismantle the criminal networks operating on the dark web are always welcome, especially when those networks serve as hubs for stolen credentials, ransomware brokers, and cybercrime gangs. However, the dangers extend far beyond digital crime. A substantial portion of the dark web also facilitates the illicit drug trade, involving some of the most lethal substances available, including fentanyl, cocaine, and methamphetamine. In a major international crackdown, the FBI led an operation targeting top-tier drug vendors on the dark web.  The coordinated effort, known as Operation RapTor, resulted in 270 arrests worldwide, disrupting a network responsible for trafficking deadly narcotics. The operation spanned the U.S., Europe, South America, and Asia, and confiscated over 317 pounds of fentanyl—a quantity with the potential to cause mass fatalities, given that just 2 pounds of fentanyl can be lethal to hundreds of thousands of people. While the dark web does provide a secure communication channel for those living under oppressive regimes or at risk, it also harbors some of the most heinous activities on the internet.  From illegal arms and drug sales to human trafficking and the distribution of stolen data, this hidden layer of the web has become a haven for high-level criminal enterprises. Despite the anonymity tools used to access it, such as Tor browsers and encryption layers, law enforcement agencies have made significant strides in infiltrating these underground markets. According to FBI Director Kash Patel, many of the individuals arrested believed they were untouchable due to the secrecy of their operations. “These traffickers hid behind technology, fueling both the fentanyl epidemic and associated violence in our communities. But that ends now,” he stated.  Aaron Pinder, unit chief of the FBI’s Joint Criminal Opioid and Darknet Enforcement team, emphasized the agency’s growing expertise in unmasking those behind darknet marketplaces. Whether an individual’s role was that of a buyer, vendor, administrator, or money launderer, authorities are now better equipped than ever to identify and apprehend them. Although this operation will not completely eliminate the drug trade on the dark web, it marks a significant disruption of its infrastructure.  Taking down major players and administrators sends a powerful message and temporarily slows down illegal operations—offering at least some relief in the fight against drug-related cybercrime.

FBI Busts 270 in Operation RapTor to Disrupt Dark Web Drug Trade #CyberSecurity #CyberCrime #cybercrimeawareness

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Livestream event empowers citizens to combat cyber crimes alongside law enforcement Participants encouraged to take action against cyber crimes using shared resources and information.

In a historic livestream, John Rich called on communities to unite against online threats to children, highlighting the power of shared knowledge and proactive action.

Click to read more!

#US #CyberCrimeAwareness #CitizenPortal #OnlineSafetyCommunity #LawEnforcementSupport #ChildProtection

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Batavia officials warn seniors about Illinois Tollway scam targeting credit card information Local leaders alert residents of ongoing scam impersonating the Illinois Tollway Authority.

Batavia officials are sounding the alarm about a dangerous scam targeting seniors, with fake messages claiming overdue accounts from the Illinois Tollway Authority.

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#BataviaKaneCounty #IL #BataviaSeniors #CybercrimeAwareness #CommunityEducation #FinancialSafety #CitizenPortal

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Senate committee advances bill to criminalize sextortion in Kentucky Senate Bill 73 establishes sextortion as a felony and enhances victim protections in Kentucky.

Kentucky is taking a bold stand against sextortion and telecommunication tampering by advancing critical legislation that could reshape the safety of its youth and vital services.

Learn more here

#KY #TelecommunicationSafety #CybercrimeAwareness #CitizenPortal #YouthProtection

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AI-Powered Gmail Scams: How Hackers Are Fooling Users - WIOBS Cybercriminals are using AI to craft sophisticated scams targeting Gmail users. Learn how to identify and protect yourself

AI-Powered Gmail Scams: How Hackers Are Fooling Users
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#AIscams #Gmailsecurity #phishingattacks #cybersecuritythreats #Googlescams #onlinefraud #cybercrimeawareness #scamprevention #digitalsecurity

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Delhi Cyber Frauds Exposed: ₹49 Billion Siphoned Abroad THE ENFORCEMENT DIRECTORATE Thursday said two Delhi-based “cyber criminals” siphoned off more than ₹49 billion (£460.28m) abroad by “misusing” special.....

Delhi Cyber Frauds Exposed: ₹49 Billion Siphoned Abroad
This was originally posted on India Weekly. Read the detailed report here:
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#Delhi #cybercrime #cybercrimeawareness #cybersecurityalert #BettingFraud #moneylaunderingnews #India #UK #USA

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786 सीरियल नंबर वाले नोट बेचने के नाम से धोखाधड़ी की जा रही है। आरबीआई इस बारे में पहले कह चुका है कि उसने इस तरह के लेन-देन के लिए किसी को अधिकृत नहीं किया है और न ही वह कोई शुल्क लेता है।

पढ़ें रिपोर्ट: tinyurl.com/3swz8m5p

#RBI #CyberCrimeAwareness #CyberCrime

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Two Mumbai-based fraudsters posing as Delhi cops arrested in Kolkata - Yes Punjab News Mumbai fraudsters posing as Delhi Police cybercrime officers arrested in Kolkata for extorting ₹66 lakh from a woman. Kolkata Police warn citizens to stay alert.

Two Mumbai-based fraudsters posing as Delhi cops arrested in Kolkata yespunjab.com?p=71901

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Gurugram Police reveal Rs 33.50 crore cyber fraud committed across India - Yes Punjab News The cybercrime teams of Gurugram Police have arrested 11 cyber criminals who defrauded people across India in 9,226 complaints worth Rs 33.50 crore, police said.

Gurugram Police reveal Rs 33.50 crore cyber fraud committed across India yespunjab.com?p=61802

#CyberCrime #GurugramPolice #CyberFraud #CyberSecurity #OnlineFraud #FraudstersArrested #IndianCyberCrime #CrimePrevention #CyberCrimeAwareness #DigitalFraud #HaryanaPolice #CyberCriminals #FakeIDs

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Cybercrimes on rise: TN Police warns public; Chennai, Coimbatore, 2-tier cities vulnerable - Yes Punjab News The Tamil Nadu Police has cautioned public to remain vigilant as cybercrimes continue to rise, leading many to fall victim to scams and losing significant amounts of money.

Cybercrimes on rise: TN Police warns public; Chennai, Coimbatore, 2-tier cities vulnerable
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#TamilNaduPolice #Cybercrime #ChennaiCybercrime #CoimbatoreCyberfraud #FinancialFraud #OnlineScams #CybercrimeAwareness #DigitalArrest

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