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    22-year-old man turns Green Gas meter update into Rs 32 lakh scam; Lucknow resident loses fortune after downloading WhatsApp APK

    Lucknow Cyber Crime Police have arrested a 22-year-old man from Dhanbad, Jharkhand, over an alleged fake Green Gas meter update app scam that reportedly caused a loss of Rs 32 lakh. Consumers were targeted through WhatsApp messages asking them to install a fraudulent APK file. Here is how the alleged fraud operated and what police recovered during the arrest.

    Government giving Rs 8,000 as diwali bonus? PIB responds to viral claim

    The Press Information Bureau issued a warning about fraudulent WhatsApp messages claiming an Rs 8,000 Diwali bonus. These messages ask recipients to click on links to access a fake payment website. The messages aim to collect personal information and trick users into unauthorized transactions. Citizens are advised to verify such claims through official government websites and not to respond to suspicious messages.

    Anthropic's filing for blockbuster US IPO shows key executives and board

    In a significant step forward, Anthropic has filed for a US initial public offering, with hopes for a mid-November listing. Amid rising interest rate concerns and investor scrutiny over AI sector stock performance, the company is backed by a formidable leadership team. Co-founders Dario and Daniela Amodei lead this endeavor, promising a noteworthy entry into the public market for Anthropic.

    Rs 98,000 curd: Bengaluru woman orders curd on blinkit, receives damaged packet, calls customer care number found online and loses Rs 98,000

    A 56-year-old Bengaluru woman allegedly lost Rs 98,000 after ordering curd on Blinkit and finding the packet damaged. Her search for a customer care number led her to fraudsters posing as support representatives, who sent a WhatsApp link and guided her through a process that ended with money debited from her bank account.

    SBI data leak scare: Bank contacts affected customers. Is your money safe?

    State Bank of India has begun notifying customers potentially affected by a recent cyber incident. The bank assured customers that their account balances and funds remain secure throughout the investigation. Alerts were received about the data exposure from cybersecurity agencies, prompting immediate action by the bank. A total of 3,897 records containing personal customer information were identified in the investigation.

    Rhode Island sues Meta over alleged tolerance for scam advertising

    The suit, filed by Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha in Providence Superior Court, accuses Meta of unlawfully profiting from and participating in the creation of billions of dollars in scam advertising - even as it assured its billions of users that it was working diligently to protect them.

    The Economic Times
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