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Jharkhand Police have arrested six individuals linked to a cybercrime network known as the 'DK Boss' gang, which created and sold malicious applications disguised as KYC update mechanisms. The gang, primarily composed of youths from Jamtara, was involved in a scheme that exploited victims by capturing sensitive data through fraudulent APKs. Police reported that the gang operated with a structured approach, with members using pseudonyms. Aarif Ansari and Mahboob Alam were identified as key developers of the malicious applications. The gang's operations included after-sale support for their services, indicating a sophisticated level of organization in their cybercrime activities. Authorities highlighted the use of IVR calls to extract personal details such as debit card numbers and banking credentials from victims.
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The police officer explained that fraudsters usually use IVR calls to steal personal details like debit card digits, account number, birth date, and banking credentials #ScamCalls #Scammers #Scam #FakeCall https://t.co/ubSRm9HDs7 https://t.co/dNd3GZ6YZi
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