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Delhi Police arrested seven in a transnational scam using SIMBOX tech to fake arrests, causing ₹100 crore in losses.
Delhi Police dismantled a transnational cybercrime network using SIMBOX technology to conduct "digital arrest" scams, arresting seven individuals including a Taiwanese national.
The operation, active since September 2025, impersonated Anti-Terrorist Squad officers, threatening Indian citizens with false terror links and demanding payments to avoid arrest.
Fraudsters routed calls via 2G networks, masking international origins from Cambodia and other locations, while using spoofed caller IDs and rotating SIMs to evade detection.
Authorities seized 22 SIMBOX units, 120 foreign SIM cards, and identified over 5,000 compromised IMEIs.
The network, linked to foreign handlers in China, Pakistan, and Cambodia, caused estimated losses of Rs 100 crore.
A separate fake government job scam targeting unemployed youth was also shut down, using a counterfeit ASI website.
Investigations into both operations continue.
La policía de Delhi arrestó a siete en una estafa transnacional que utilizaba la tecnología SIMBOX para realizar arrestos falsos, causando pérdidas de ₹ 100 crores.