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71-Year-Old Delhi Doctor Falls Into Sextortion Trap, Loses Rs 9 Lakh
When a 71-year-old Delhi doctor got a video call at midnight, he assumed it was a patient calling about an emergency, but was surprised to find a woman in a compromising position on the other end.
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Elderly Delhi Man Loses Over Rs 12 Lakh To Sextortion, 2 Arrested
Two people have been arrested for allegedly extorting Rs 12.8 lakh from an elderly man by threatening to upload obscene screenshots of his video call with a woman on social media, police said on Thursday.
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NDTV Originals: How A Call From A "Beautiful" Woman Can Turn Your Life "Ugly"
Cyber crimes have risen sharply in the country. 6,94,424 complaints related to financial frauds were filed in 2022, and First Information Reports, or FIRs, were registered in just 2.6 per cent of these complaints.
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2 Arrested For Trying To Blackmail Union Minister By Playing Porn On Video Call
Delhi Police has arrested two men from Rajasthan for allegedly making a sextortion call to a Union Minister, an officer said on Wednesday.
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Gujarat Businessman Loses Rs 2.69 Crore In Sex Video Call Trap: Cops
A Gujarat businessman allegedly lost Rs 2.69 crore in a 'sextortion' trap, a police official said on Thursday.
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Delhi Police Arrests Two Members Of Online Extortion Gang
The Delhi Police has arrested two members of a gang who would lure their targets with video calls after befriending them on social media and blackmail them with recordings of their private webcam chats, officials said on Wednesday.
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Massive 'Sextortion' Snared 155 Teen Boys. Now, He's Going To Jail For Decades
The Midwestern teenager was 15 years old when a modeling agency manager calling herself Courtney Jansgen reached out to him on social media with an enticing offer. Send me nude photos, the attractive woman said, and I'll get you a $1,000 modeling gig.
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'Sextortion,' A New Cyber Crime, Is Common: Study
Sextortion -- using nude photos of someone to press for even racier content or other goods -- is surprisingly common, a US think tank says in what it calls the first in-depth study of another danger lurking in cyberspace.
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71-Year-Old Delhi Doctor Falls Into Sextortion Trap, Loses Rs 9 Lakh
When a 71-year-old Delhi doctor got a video call at midnight, he assumed it was a patient calling about an emergency, but was surprised to find a woman in a compromising position on the other end.
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Elderly Delhi Man Loses Over Rs 12 Lakh To Sextortion, 2 Arrested
Two people have been arrested for allegedly extorting Rs 12.8 lakh from an elderly man by threatening to upload obscene screenshots of his video call with a woman on social media, police said on Thursday.
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NDTV Originals: How A Call From A "Beautiful" Woman Can Turn Your Life "Ugly"
Cyber crimes have risen sharply in the country. 6,94,424 complaints related to financial frauds were filed in 2022, and First Information Reports, or FIRs, were registered in just 2.6 per cent of these complaints.
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2 Arrested For Trying To Blackmail Union Minister By Playing Porn On Video Call
Delhi Police has arrested two men from Rajasthan for allegedly making a sextortion call to a Union Minister, an officer said on Wednesday.
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Gujarat Businessman Loses Rs 2.69 Crore In Sex Video Call Trap: Cops
A Gujarat businessman allegedly lost Rs 2.69 crore in a 'sextortion' trap, a police official said on Thursday.
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Delhi Police Arrests Two Members Of Online Extortion Gang
The Delhi Police has arrested two members of a gang who would lure their targets with video calls after befriending them on social media and blackmail them with recordings of their private webcam chats, officials said on Wednesday.
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Massive 'Sextortion' Snared 155 Teen Boys. Now, He's Going To Jail For Decades
The Midwestern teenager was 15 years old when a modeling agency manager calling herself Courtney Jansgen reached out to him on social media with an enticing offer. Send me nude photos, the attractive woman said, and I'll get you a $1,000 modeling gig.
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'Sextortion,' A New Cyber Crime, Is Common: Study
Sextortion -- using nude photos of someone to press for even racier content or other goods -- is surprisingly common, a US think tank says in what it calls the first in-depth study of another danger lurking in cyberspace.
