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Financial Scams
Cybercriminal activities, often driven by loosely affiliated individuals or groups, The Team that did it
continuously evolve with emerging threats. Deceptive methods lure individuals into
sharing sensitive data, leading to identity theft and financial fraud. Ransomware encrypts Banaj-
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data, demanding a ransom for decryption. Business Email Compromise (BEC) involves Siddarth-
fraudsters using executives' email accounts for illicit financial transactions. Sudiksha-
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Unauthorized credit card transactions result from hacking, skimming devices, or data Priyansh-
breaches. Investment scams promise fake financial products or high returns. ATM Gyanav-
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skimming, where devices record card details and PINs, enables unauthorized
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A survey revealed 24% of families experienced financial fraud in the past three years,
with only 39% recovering their money. Common fraud types include credit/debit card
fraud (23%), fraud on buying/selling websites (13%), and scams involving undelivered
goods (13%).
Collaboration among cybersecurity organizations, law enforcement, and financial
institutions is crucial to combat these threats. Regular warnings and guidance aim to
raise public awareness, emphasizing the need for individuals and businesses to adopt
cybersecurity best practices and stay informed to mitigate cyber risks.
Cybersecurity innovation is
revolutionizing secure technology use
and defending against complex cyber
threats. Cybersecurity forums are
essential for collaboration,
innovation, and learning in the
rapidly evolving digital protection
Innovation field. Cybersecurity clubs aim to apply
classroom knowledge, preparing
students for internships. These clubs
spark new ideas, potentially leading
to innovative business models and
manufacturing methods, ultimately
introducing previously unavailable
products or services to the market.