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Fraudsters are now impersonating Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, as seen in a viral message requesting ₹500 for a cab fare, showcasing the latest cybercrime tactics.
 

ATM fraud has become more common in recent years. ATM fraud is the fraudulent conduct of obtaining unauthorized access to someone's ATM card and PIN to take funds from their account. 
It is essential to be updated on a variety of ATM fraud to protect oneself from becoming the victim.
 

A fraudster has been posing as DGP and demanding money on the phone in Jammu and Kashmir. The officials are currently investigating crime and the police have issued an alert to warn the citizens 

The revelation was made after STF Noida busted a gang of credit card scam artists and arrested four fraudsters from Ghaziabad

Hyderabad man was scammed of Rs 15 lakh in an online betting fraud. The victim has lodged a complaint with Cyberabad Police
 

Vijay Mallya has offered to pay 100 percent of the amount he owes to Indian banks. He has accused NDA of double standards and has said that his 4000 crore investment into Kingfisher was not recognised and instead slammed.

While the Narendra Modi led NDA government has convinced the United Kingdom courts to bring accused Vijay Mallya and Nirav Modi back to India, there are several other fraudsters like Lalit Modi and Nadeem Akhtar Saifi who are still at large.

Cybercrime experts have advised people to check each SMS they receive before replying. In the case of bank-related matters, it is always prudent to check with the banks before initiating any transaction.

The caller said he was calling from the Parliament branch of SBI where BJP MP Rajendra Agarwal's salary gets credited and asked Agarwal to divulge his 16-digit ATM card number and bank account number