Latest daily updates reveal sharp rise in cyber fraud patterns
The Future Crime Research Foundation (FCRF) released its daily briefing highlighting Top daily cybercrime report incidents reported across India on July 17, 2025. The report aims to increase public awareness and help prevent online frauds, phishing, and financial scams.
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FCRF Spotlights Daily Cybercrime Trends
The FCRF compiled the most critical cybercrime reports from police stations, news outlets, and victims. The briefing includes bank frauds, social media impersonation, phishing links, and online loan scams. These updates serve as a public warning about the evolving tactics used by cybercriminals.
Surge in Financial Scams & Loan App Fraud
Several incidents reported in the FCRF brief involve unauthorized UPI transactions, fake loan app threats, and phishing attempts disguised as government messages. Criminals continue to exploit digital literacy gaps by posing as officials from banks or telecom providers.
Awareness Can Reduce Victim Count
Cyber experts urge users to double-check suspicious links, avoid sharing OTPs, and never download unverified apps. The FCRF recommends reporting incidents to the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal and following official government advisories. Top daily cybercrime report
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Cybercriminals Exploit Everyday Digital Platforms
The report emphasizes how fraudsters use everyday platforms — including Google Ads, Facebook Marketplace, Instagram DMs, and job portals — to trick users. In one case, a victim lost ₹1.2 lakh after clicking on a fake electricity bill payment link.
Experts Say: Stay Smart, Stay Secure
Cybersecurity professionals suggest the following precautions:
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Never click on unverified or shortened links
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Avoid downloading unknown APK files or third-party apps
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Use official apps from trusted platforms (Google Play Store, App Store)
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Report frauds immediately at www.cybercrime.gov.in
Additionally, law enforcement advises against sharing personal or financial data over the phone or chat apps unless you verify the source.
