The grip of new technology on the mind is getting tighter by the day, and with it the rise of ‘new fraud’. Experts say that the day is not far when a “cashless” society will become a reality.
The trend of buying and selling by swiping cards increased during the Corona pandemic.
There has been a huge increase in online shopping, which has changed the business landscape. The companies that have taken the lead in this direction are experiencing significant growth and expansion.
But technology also comes with increased risk for the average person. Every day, there are reports of an increase in hacking and cybercrime. Bank accounts, credit cards, debit cards, email accounts, Twitter, and other social media accounts are being hacked.
Can be stolen by unauthorized third parties
Leave aside the less educated and common people, even big people are suffering from hacking. The Twitter accounts of Barack Obama and Bill Gates have been hacked.
Voice over Internet phone services are now commonplace around the world, and this tool is also being used for hacking and crime.
Voice-over Internet phone calls can be intercepted by hackers and stolen by unauthorized third parties.
Sharing your personal information, banking information, and credit card information over the phone or via email is not without risk.
The chain of scams by making calls in the name of the police,…
