Cybercrime refers to illegal activities conducted via the internet. It includes hacking, identity theft, and online fraud. These crimes can affect individuals, businesses, and governments. Cybersecurity measures are essential to protect sensitive information. Laws against cybercrime vary by country. In India, the Information Technology Act addresses many cyber offences. Awareness and education are crucial in combating this growing threat.
On 19 April 2026, Hyderabad City Police announced the dismantling of a pan-India cyber fraud network under "Operation Octopus 2.0". The operation resulted in the arrest of 52...
The arrest of Ravindra Soni, the alleged mastermind behind the ₹1,000-crore BlueChip Group fraud, did not hinge on a dramatic chase or covert surveillance. Instead, it was a...
Cybercrime has surged dramatically in recent years. In 2024 alone, over $1 trillion was stolen from victims via cyber-enabled financial fraud. This alarming trend has prompted a global...
Since 2019, Jammu and Kashmir has experienced an important reduction in terrorism-related incidents. This decline is attributed to the policies implemented by the Narendra Modi government following the...
The recent incident involving traveller Bhargavii Mani marks the alarming rise of cybercrime in India, particularly through sophisticated scams exploiting social engineering and technical vulnerabilities. As of 2024,...
Recently, digital arrest scams have emerged as an important concern in India, prompting government leaders to issue warnings about the deceptive tactics used by fraudsters. Prime Minister Narendra...
In an era where digital communication is paramount, the rise of cybercrime has prompted urgent responses from governments worldwide. Recently introduced the 'International Incoming Spoofed Calls Prevention System',...
