A ciced code and then the control of hackers on cellphone, thugs take on this new tactic of cyber fraud

Rajasthan police have issued consulting new methods of cyber fraud. On Friday (May 24), police also warned citizens about new misleading techniques to hack mobile devices and steal sensitive information. On the instructions of DGP (cybercrime) Hemant Priyadarshi, Kuber commandos and cyber security experts at the police’s headquarters are actively working to make the public aware and prevent online fraud. This detailed counseling was issued to make citizens aware of increasing threat. Technology technology is used. Mahesh Kumar, a cyber command of police headquarters, said the technology is called ‘stepnography’, is often used in the attacks. This involves embedding the secret malicious code in a photo, video or audio file. This hidden data file becomes active after the opening, allowing the attacker to forward messages and calls from your device. With its help, the bank can steal money by stealing OTP. The hacker catches the whole phone and can do everything. Read more about the clones of banking sites and government portals. He said that in many cases cyber criminals send false emails or text messages with attractive offers, Lotto -Wen or benefits of government schemes. These messages consist of links containing banks, government sports or false websites such as clone of e-commerce platforms. If you enter personal information such as bank account number, password or OTP, the data is captured. After this, the user becomes a victim of cyber fraud. What to do to avoid these cyber attacks? Cyber ​​experts recommend that the auto-drop-off of media files be discontinued in any messaging app. Do not try to open, download or click the link sent by unknown or suspicious contacts. To avoid this, it is very important to update the device’s software regularly and install a reliable antivirus application. In addition, cyber fraud must be reported to the nearest police station or Cyber ​​Crime Helpline (1930) immediately. Share this story -tags