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The Cybercrime reporting portal is an initiative of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India under National Mission for the safety of women to facilitate victims/complainants to report cybercrime complaints online.

This portal is an initiative of Government of India to facilitate victims/complainants to report cyber crime complaints online. This portal caters to complaints pertaining to cyber crimes only with special focus on cyber crimes against women and children. Complaints reported on this portal are dealt by law enforcement agencies/ police based on the information available in the complaints. It is imperative to provide correct and accurate details while filing complaint for prompt action.

Please contact local police in case of an emergency or for reporting crimes other than cyber crimes. National police helpline number is 100. National women helpline number is 181
CYBER CRIMINALS have come up with yet another way to use card details to steal money, investigators have said. Cases have come to light where fraudsters have used credit card swiping machines, such as the ones in use in stores, for fraudulent transactions.
Until now, criminals, after obtaining victims’ credit card details, would use the information to make online transactions. But with the new way, they can use the details to obtain cash.
An officer with the Cyber Crime Investigation Cell (CCIC) said during a recent raid at a hideout used by a Rajasthan-based cyber-crime gang, investigators found several point of sale (POS) machines. Probe revealed the gang had claimed to have been running a shop. “They had actually paid Rs 30,000 to rent a place in order to get the POS machines,” the officer said.
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