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India's coordinated cyber-fraud response scaled sharply in 2025 - the I4C-run 1930 system saved over Rs 7,130 crore for citizens and blocked Rs 8,031 crore in fraudulent transfers.

India's I4C has issued an advisory on the 'Boss Scam', where criminals impersonate the RBI and company executives, plant malware via a .zip/.exe file, hijack the boss's WhatsApp Web session, and instruct finance staff to wire money to mule accounts. Here is how it works and how to stop it.

Singapore's scam losses fell 17.9% in 2025 and India's also dipped, while US losses hit a record $20.9B. The common thread in the curve-benders: real-time freeze power.

Delhi's Forensic Science Laboratory is hiring 81 Junior Scientific Assistant (Cyber Forensic) posts with no experience required, plus 125 IT Assistant Grade-A posts. Here is who can apply, the pay, and how to apply before the 15 July 2026 deadline.

Across the US, India and Singapore, one scam type tops every loss chart in 2025: investment fraud - increasingly powered by AI-generated personas and fake trading apps.

The Ministry of Defence invites young experts in international relations, cybersecurity, law, economics and media to serve the nation — a small cohort with an outsized role in shaping India's strategic future.

The Delhi High Court upheld a nationwide, time-limited block of Telegram over NEET-UG 2026 exam-leak misuse, ruling that Section 69A can switch off an entire app, not just a post. What the judgment said, and why it matters.

The UIDAI is phasing out the legacy mAadhaar application as it transitions users to a new, updated mobile app infrastructure for Aadhaar-related services.

A practical guide for Texas victims of online fraud and scams: freeze the payment at your bank, file with the FBI's IC3 and the FTC, add a Texas Attorney General consumer complaint and a local police report, and use the federal rules (EFTA/Reg E and FCBA) that decide whether your money comes back.

A step-by-step guide for Pennsylvania residents who have lost money to online fraud: where to report (federal IC3 and FTC plus the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Bureau of Consumer Protection and state or local police), how recovery actually works, and what you need to act fast.

A practical, Ohio-specific guide to reporting online fraud and scams: file with the federal IC3 and FTC, lodge a consumer complaint with the Ohio Attorney General (800-282-0515), notify local police, and act fast with your bank to maximize your chance of recovery.

A step-by-step guide for North Carolina residents who have lost money to online fraud, scams, or identity theft. Covers the federal IC3 and FTC reports, the North Carolina Department of Justice consumer complaint, your local police and the State Bureau of Investigation, and the bank rules that decide whether you get your money back.