Bhopal: Online fraudsters suck Rs 65000 from a software engineer bank account.
ASP (Cyber-Crime Branch) Ankit Jaiswal said that the Ahmed Pengitu Ali Shah, 37, a resident of Char Imli, was a software engineer.
Shah in his complaint to the police stated that on August 12, a phishing link was sent on his smartphone.
He clicked on a link, which is a mirror link to download several applications that hacked their smartphones.
He received a message from his bank that the cost of the cost of the overdraft account was provided in his bank account.
Before he could understand anything, some OTP was sent to his phone randomly, which he didn’t share with anyone.
However, RS 65000 was sucked from his bank account in three transactions.
Realizing that he had become a prey for cyber fraud, he approached the cyber crime branch and filed a complaint.
Acting on his complaint, the police had registered a case against unknown allegations on Friday and began an investigation.
In another case, Kulwant Kaur, 67, a resident of the Paras City colony in E-3 / Arera Colony, filed a complaint to the police stating that he received a call from online fraudsters, who introduced himself as a telecommunications company executive and told him.
that Verification of the KYC SIM card is waiting.
Kaur replied that the SIM card KYC was verified, but the defendant told him that after Covid-19, the SIM card was being verified again.
He told him that he could do the process itself and send him a link where it was written ‘SIM verification link’.
He asked him to make Rs 10 transactions through a link.
When he clicked on the link, the smartphone was hacked and RS 99724 was deducted from his account in four transactions.
ASP Jaiswal said that cyber-fraud was carried out through a phishing link.
Police have registered cases and further investigations.
BHOPAL DELUP engineer is equal to RS 65,000 in cyber fraud
