FIA Cyber Crime Wing takes major step against creators of fake IDs on social media

Baaghi TV: People who make fake IDs on social media should prepare themselves, because preparations have been completed for a big operation against those who make money from citizens by means of such fake profiles.

According to reports, the FIA ​​Cyber ​​Crime Wing will arrest the network behind the fake IDs.

According to media reports, sources in the FIA ​​Cyber ​​Crime Wing say that the incidence of extorting money from people close to them by creating fake IDs on social networking sites is increasing day by day.

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In the first seven weeks of 2021, the FIA ​​Cyber ​​Crime Wing received more than 3,000 written complaints. In which money is being extorted from citizens through social media fraud.

Asad Ahmed, a resident of Rawalpindi, told the media that an unidentified accused had created a fake ID in his name on Facebook. While the photo has been stolen from his real ID and put on a fake ID.

The person hiding behind the fake ID first sends a friend request to his close friends and later demands instant money after mentioning any difficulty.

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Asad Ahmed said that he has made a written request to the FIA ​​Cyber ​​Crime Wing. Receiving the request, FIA officials assured that action would be taken soon against those running fake IDs.

However, FIA sources said that the cyber crime wing has completed the data of all such fake IDs. The help of IT experts will also be sought. While using various modern resources, the location of the people behind this crime will be obtained so that the criminals can be arrested by conducting raids in the respective areas.

FIA sources also said that Facebook and other social networking websites would be notified in writing at the official level so that information could also be accessed from the main server.

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Cyber criminal activities have become horribly common these days.

In these alarming situations, you better not share your ATM PIN code, CNIC etc. in response to an unknown call/SMS at all!!

And in such times, PTA SBP and FIA have you covered! 🙌🏻#CyberCrimeAwareness pic.twitter.com/qjXNjweKZd

— Sana Khan 🇵🇸 (@sanaistired) February 23, 2021

In this regard, the trend on the Pakistan Twitter panel called Cyber ​​Crime Awareness is at the second place in the Twitter trend list in which many people are participating and registering their grievances and expressing their opinions.

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Participating in this trend, a woman named Amna Jabeen said that a few days ago I lost my money with easy money through scheme call. Many people are complaining about this fraud nowadays so PTA is now creating awareness among the people to never share their personal or financial information like ATM PIN code, CNIC etc.

Remember that such an act of uploading or rediculing someone else's pictures on social media is a crime as well!!#CyberCrimeAwareness pic.twitter.com/l16SS2imGN

— Sana Khan 🇵🇸 (@sanaistired) February 23, 2021

A woman named Sana wrote that uploading someone’s picture on social media and blackmailing them is also a cyber crime.

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Stay cautious and don't share your personal details with anybody to avoid any scam!#CyberCrimeAwareness pic.twitter.com/gUCokiiH71

— Tayyab Memon (@TayyabMemon) February 23, 2021

Be aware with the Cyber scams and do not share any of your information with any unknown calls/msgs
In case of banking fraud immediately contact state bank of Pakistan VIA: cpd.helpdesk@sbp.org.pk or contact FIA for more information on this number: 051 9106384#CyberCrimeAwareness pic.twitter.com/nhb94rUxxz

— 𝛂𝛂ɗƴ (@Aadymemon) February 23, 2021

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Everyone has right to use internet safely but some are injecting cyber crimes activities by using pictures of others and breaching confidential information of others. To make it stop contact to FIA 051 9106384 .#CyberCrimeAwareness pic.twitter.com/CSS7rmIG1Y

— Shozz (@Shozab_says) February 23, 2021

ATTENTION ⚠

All of you should be so careful in responding to any SMS or call with your personal or financial details such as CNIC number or credit card PIN or any other information.

If you receive any scam msg or call just report to PTA on 0800-55055 #CyberCrimeAwareness pic.twitter.com/qXldisptdS

— Ahmed Sheikh (@AhmSheikhh) February 23, 2021

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