Lost money to a cyber fraud? Call 1930 now and file at cybercrime.gov.in. The first hour matters.
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How each scam works, how to report it, what the law says, and what the numbers show. Every article cites its sources and is reviewed before publishing.
Before paying an institute, finish what the government gives away. Here is every free Indian resource worth your time, from a parent's first...
There is no global ledger of cyber crime losses. There are a few national complaint counts, some agency assessments, and a lot of projection...
Most 1930 stories end with "frozen but not returned". This composite follows one that ended with a credit, and shows the four things the vic...
Detectors look for the seams: lighting that does not match, lips that lag consonants, metadata that was rewritten. The seams get smaller eve...
Most of the job is reading bank statements and writing notices, not typing in a dark room. Here are the real routes into cyber crime investi...
Your email and phone number are almost certainly in a leaked database somewhere. That is a to-do list, not a crisis. How to find out what le...
Most cyber crime victims never see a courtroom, and some should. The criminal route, the civil IT Act route, the consumer forum, and how lon...
The portal complaint is a record. An FIR is a case. Here is how to walk into a police station with the right papers, get the FIR registered,...
There are four legitimate ways to recover money after a fraud in India, each with its own clock. This guide lays them side by side, with the...
Victims delete chats out of shame, "clean" phones before handing them over, and crop screenshots. Each one weakens a case. Here is how to ke...
Every step is free. The first three are about freezing money before it is withdrawn; the rest are about making the complaint stick. Here is...
Every platform has a report button and, in India, a grievance officer who must act within fixed timelines. Here is the route on each app and...