I4C coordinates a comprehensive response to cybercrime across India, fostering collaboration between Law Enforcement Agencies, Industry, and Citizens.
Early warning system detecting advanced persistent threats and multi-jurisdictional cyber syndicates.
A centralized hub for citizens to safely and securely report cyber fraud and digital harassment.
Coordinating with state police to dismantle large-scale financial scam networks across India.
Collaborating with academia, RBI, and telecom operators to build secure digital infrastructures.
Take screenshots of the chat, transaction IDs, and phone numbers. Do not engage further with the scammer.
Call the national helpline. Provide your banking details immediately. The "Golden Hour" is crucial to freeze stolen funds.
Within 24 hours of calling, formally log your case on the cybercrime.gov.in portal to assist police investigations.
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An OTP is your digital signature. Never outsource consent.
"Greed of Guaranteed returns pull fraudsters with unstoppable force."
Join the #CreatorsAgainstCyberCrime movement. Create 90-sec reels to spread awareness!
A family in Bareilly was held hostage digitally for 10 hours by scammers posing as police officers demanding sensitive banking details via video call.
Demonstrating immense awareness, 13-year-old Tanmay silently alerted his parents, deleted the malicious screen-sharing apps installed by the scammers, and informed the neighbors. His timely intervention saved his family's life savings!
I4C regularly organizes high-level dialogues, master trainer inductions, and strategic seminars with DGP/IGP level officers across states at prestigious venues to tackle emerging threats like AI-enabled crimes and financial syndicates.
CEO of I4C addressing the delegates on online crimes against women.
Delegates and officers gathered at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi.
Senior leadership discussing policy frameworks for cyber defense.
Release of standard operating procedures and awareness books.
Police personnel undergoing capacity building on threat analytics.
Technical workshops for investigating agencies on Artificial Intelligence.
Citizens are strictly advised to stay vigilant against the following high-frequency cyber threats, fake apps, and infrastructure scams identified by I4C.
Hostile foreign entities harvesting data.
Fraudulent lending applications detected.
Do not install these unverified credit apps.
Identified as malicious extortion tools.
Always verify RBI registration before downloading.
Disguised as Banking/Customer Support apps taking total device control.
Malicious .APK files disguised as greeting videos.
Users unknowingly become part of massive SMS fraud networks.
Fake links appearing at the top of search results mimicking NHAI.
Scammers target users seeking annual pass renewals.
Creating false scarcity to steal payment details via fake links.
WhatsApp APKs claiming to calculate your new salary.
I4C strongly advocates the use of StopNCII.org. It is a free tool designed to support victims of image-based abuse. It creates a digital fingerprint (Hash) of your private images directly on your device. Your images never leave your phone, only the hash is shared with tech platforms to block uploads.
Step-by-step guide on creating cases securely.
You can remove intimate content from the internet.
Understanding the Hash (Digital Fingerprint) matching process.
You can proactively block content from spreading on Social Media.
The Power Move: Blackmail breathes on your fear. It suffocates the moment you involve the law. Document, Block, and Report.
The Power Move: The shame belongs to the criminal. The action belongs to YOU. Don't hide - hit back with the law.
The Power Move: Boundaries are not 'mean'. They are mandatory. Empowerment starts with a Block button.
An OTP is your digital signature. Never outsource consent.
Opportunity doesn't charge an entry fee. Don't pay deposits.
Real partners build futures; scammers build invoices.
Not every 'friend' is trustworthy. Think before sharing secrets.
"If it sounds like a dream, it's a scheme."
"Greed of Guaranteed returns pull fraudsters with unstoppable force."
"For every click on a malicious link, there is an equal and irreversible consequence."
Crucial steps to protect your digital identity from brute-force attacks.
Shri Kush Mishra on fake booking apps and hotel frauds.
Jitender Singh explains the money freeze steps.
Shri Sandeep Kumar on how fraud networks operate.
Mr. Amit Kumar on identifying duplicate and dangerous platforms.
Shri Amandeep Singh on syndicates targeting women.
If you fall victim to financial fraud, immediately call 1930. This operates 24/7. Provide your bank details, the fraudster's account details, and the transaction ID. Timely reporting triggers the CFCFRMS system to freeze the stolen funds across banking networks before the fraudster cashes out.
Within 24 hours, you must register a formal FIR online at cybercrime.gov.in to pursue legal recovery of the frozen funds.
Victims of NCII, sextortion, or child cyber abuse can report incidents completely anonymously on the portal. No personal identification is forced.
Filing false, frivolous, or misleading complaints on the National Cybercrime Reporting Portal is a punishable offense under the provisions of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Information Technology (IT) Act.
