
HDFC Bank and the Times of India are set to host the Cyber Security Summit on November 14 in New Delhi. This event aims to raise awareness about cyber safety and digital frauds, particularly as thousands of Indians fall victim to scams daily. HDFC Bank's fraud awareness influencer, Vigil Aunty, emphasized the emotional tactics used by fraudsters during the summit, warning attendees to remain vigilant. Recent reports highlight a surge in cybercrime incidents, including a case where a retired engineer from Delhi lost ₹10 crore due to a digital arrest scam. The National Crime Records Bureau reported over 1.1 million cyber fraud cases in the past year, underscoring the urgent need for public awareness and protective measures against such threats.
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