A shocking data breach at the Tea dating app has exposed the personal data of over 11 million women worldwide, including selfies, government IDs, and private chats. Cybersecurity firm vpnMentor discovered 274GB of sensitive data stored on an open AWS server, accessible without authentication.Tea, which promotes itself as a female-first, safety-focused platform, required users to upload selfies and ID cards for verification. However, this very process has now put them at risk of harassment, blackmail, and reputational harm.The breach raises urgent questions about security in dating apps, particularly those targeting women. Privacy experts and advocacy groups are calling for strict audits and regulatory action against negligent platforms.📌 Highlights:11 million women’s personal data leaked274GB exposed on unsecured AWS serverIDs, selfies, private chats compromisedHigh risk of blackmail & harassmentAdvocacy groups demand regulation & audit📞 Report cybercrime at: cybercrime.gov.in📲 Follow CyberPlatter for more updates#TeaAppBreach #DataLeak #WomenSafetyOnline #DatingAppSecurity #CyberCrimeIndia #CyberAwareness #CyberPlatter

Google officials have appeared before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with a massive ₹337 crore money laundering investigation involving illegal betting sites and online shopping scams. The ED is probing how platforms like Google and Meta allegedly allowed scam ads to run, targeting Indian users.Key elements of the scam include fake betting sites promoted during IPL 2024 and the Lok Sabha elections, as well as shopping frauds where users were lured via Google and social media, then scammed through WhatsApp links.While Google has submitted documents, Meta has not appeared yet, despite being summoned. The case raises serious concerns over ad vetting on tech platforms.📌 Highlights:₹337 crore assets linked to illegal betting frozenED probes scam ads on Google, MetaIPL, elections used to lure users into bettingShopping scams via WhatsApp and Google adsMeta yet to respond to ED summons📞 Report cybercrime at: cybercrime.gov.in📲 Follow CyberPlatter for more updates#GoogleScam #MetaEDCase #337CrScam #IPLBettingFraud #CyberCrimeIndia #EDInvestigation #CyberPlatter

Madhya Pradesh has seen a massive spike in cybercrime cases, with over 9,300 incidents reported between January and June 2025 — 60% of which are linked to social media abuse. Youngsters aged 18-35 are the most targeted, facing threats like sextortion, impersonation, and online blackmail.Cyber police say fake profiles and manipulated content are widely used to harass and scam people. Women, students, and job seekers in cities like Indore and Bhopal are especially vulnerable. The police have launched awareness drives and urged the public to use the cybercrime.gov.in portal and the 1930 helpline to report cases.📌 Key Highlights:Over 9,300 cases in six months60% involve Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp abuseCollege students, women most affectedRise in sextortion, identity theft, financial fraudMP Police pushing for awareness and digital vigilance🛡️ Stay alert. Think before you click. Report cybercrime at cybercrime.gov.in#MPCyberCrime #SocialMediaScam #SextortionIndia #CyberAwarenessMP #DigitalSafety #CyberCrimeNews #cyberplatter

Cybersecurity researchers have discovered Shuyal, a powerful new infostealer malware that targets not just Chrome and Edge, but 19 browsers including Brave, Tor, and Vivaldi. It steals login credentials, system details, clipboard content, and even Discord tokens. With stealthy techniques like Task Manager disablement, Telegram-based data exfiltration, and post-theft self-deletion, Shuyal poses a serious threat to both individuals and enterprises.📌 Key Highlights:Targets 19 browsers, including privacy-focused ones like TorSteals login info, screenshots, clipboard, system fingerprintsUses Telegram bots for data theftEvades detection by disabling Task ManagerDeletes all traces after data exfiltrationPersists on reboot via Startup folder👉 For cybercrime awareness, follow CyberPlatter on all platforms.#ShuyalMalware #InfostealerThreat #TelegramMalware #CyberCrimeAlert #SystemDataLeak #BrowserHijack #CyberPlatter

🚨 A Global Week of Cybersecurity ShocksFrom a U.S. spy satellite agency’s vendor portal hack to a dating app leaking 72,000 private images, the digital world faced a wave of massive breaches this week:National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) Breach – Unauthorized access to vendor portal may have exposed sensitive metadata about U.S. surveillance contracts.Dating App Tea Leak – Unsecured database exposed selfies, photo IDs, and DM images, sparking privacy outrage.Blacksuit Ransomware Rebrands as Chaos – After Operation Checkmate seized their dark web site, a new group emerges.UK Student Hacker Jailed – Earned £300,000 selling phishing kits, provided support via Telegram.EncroChat Evidence Leads to Conviction – Old encrypted data resurfaces to crack criminal cases.🌐 Cybercrime is evolving faster than ever—are you prepared?For more updates, follow CyberPlatter: www.cyberplatter.com#CyberBreach #NROHack #DatingAppLeak #Ransomware #CyberSecurity #CyberPlatter

🚨 Is your Telegram account hacked? Here’s how to recover it fast!With 800+ million users, Telegram is a prime target for hackers. If your account is compromised, act immediately:1️⃣ Contact Telegram Support – Use in-app support or email (recover@telegram.org) with details.2️⃣ Terminate Active Sessions – Kick out intruders from Settings → Privacy & Security.3️⃣ Change Email & Passcode – Secure your linked accounts with strong passwords.4️⃣ Enable Two-Step Verification – Add an extra layer of security to prevent future hacks.5️⃣ Review Privacy Settings – Hide phone number, last seen, and limit group invites.⚠️ Pro Tip: Never click suspicious links, even from known contacts—they could be hacked too.🌐 Stay alert and protect your digital life.For more cybercrime awareness, visit: www.cyberplatter.com#TelegramHacked #CyberSecurity #TelegramAccountRecovery #TwoStepVerification #CyberPlatter

💸 Sophisticated scam wipes out ₹1.72 crore in a fake trading setup!A 49-year-old software engineer from Greater Noida fell for a highly convincing IPO investment fraud through a WhatsApp group. Over a month, he poured in nearly ₹70 lakh after seeing fake dashboards showing ₹1.72 crore in profits. But when he tried to withdraw, he was trapped in a cycle of fees and denial.📉 Scam included fake Demat platforms, insider tips, and well-designed apps mimicking NSE/BSE.📲 FIR registered by Cybercrime Branch. Authorities warn against rising "social investing" frauds.📌 Be vigilant. Follow CyberPlatter for awareness.🌐 www.cyberplatter.com#IPOFraud #CyberCrime #NoidaNews #OnlineInvestmentScam #CyberPlatter

🚨 Senior citizen scammed of ₹77 lakh in digital arrest fraud!A 62-year-old retired teacher from Vasant Kunj, Delhi, lost her entire life savings to cybercriminals posing as NCB officials. Using fake threats and emotional manipulation, the gang lured her into a WhatsApp video call, accessed her bank account via screen-sharing, and looted lakhs within minutes.👮‍♂️ After a 9-month investigation, Delhi Police arrested 5 accused from multiple states.📱 Recovered evidence also revealed sextortion cases linked to the same group.💡 A shocking example of how fake authority and digital tools are being used to exploit vulnerable citizens.📌 Stay aware, stay alert. Follow CyberPlatter.🌐 www.cyberplatter.com#CyberCrime #DigitalArrestScam #DelhiFraud #CyberPlatter #ElderScam #OnlineFraud

🚨 Major cyberattack halts Russia’s flagship airline Aeroflot!Over 40 flights were cancelled and many delayed after a cyberattack hit Aeroflot’s IT systems, affecting routes from Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport. The hacker group Silent Crow, allegedly pro-Ukrainian, claimed responsibility, linking the act to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Russian authorities have launched a criminal probe.✈️ Flights to Belarus and Armenia were impacted.⚠️ Kremlin has flagged it as a sign of growing digital warfare.This is the latest in a string of cyberattacks on Russian infrastructure, raising concerns over aviation security and critical system vulnerabilities during geopolitical conflict.📌 For more updates, follow CyberPlatter.🌐 www.cyberplatter.com#CyberAttack #AeroflotHack #RussiaUkraine #SilentCrow #CyberPlatter #DigitalWar

🚨 Work-from-home scam hits Delhi!A 29-year-old woman from Delhi was cheated of ₹17 lakh in a Telegram-based online job scam. She was lured with high-paying work-from-home tasks like writing reviews and making online payments. The scammers promised incentives and tricked her into making repeated UPI transfers, leading to a major financial loss.💰 The Delhi Police arrested five suspects, including a crypto trader and a teen school dropout. The gang used mule accounts and converted money into USDT cryptocurrency to hide the trail.⚠️ This scam highlights the rise in online task frauds that exploit remote work seekers, especially women. Always verify job offers through trusted sources before making any payments.📌 For more updates, follow CyberPlatter.🌐 www.cyberplatter.com#JobScam #TelegramFraud #CyberCrime #WorkFromHomeScam #CyberPlatter

In a landmark judgment, the Bombay High Court has slammed UIDAI, Union Bank of India, and GST authorities for failing to protect a Mumbai resident whose Aadhaar and PAN were misused in a massive identity theft case. Despite repeated complaints since 2020, no FIR was filed, and the victim, Mr. Vilas Lad, faced legal and financial hardships for crimes he didn’t commit.Fraudsters used his credentials to:Open a bank account in AhmedabadRegister a fake GST firmIssue cheques that bounced, leading to criminal chargesThe court ruled in Mr. Lad's favor, fined the responsible authorities, quashed all proceedings, and demanded accountability.📌 Court Actions:₹25,000 penalty on UIDAI & Union Bank₹10,000 fine on other agenciesRemoval of Aadhaar & PAN from fraudulent firm recordsCancellation of GST property attachmentLegal proceedings stayedThis case is a wake-up call for India’s digital identity systems.#AadhaarFraud #IdentityTheftIndia #UIDAI #BombayHighCourt #CyberCrimeIndia #CyberPlatter

A shocking case of identity theft has surfaced where Veerdharam, a daily wage labourer from Rajasthan, was unknowingly made the owner of a Delhi-based company that carried out ₹18 crore worth of GST transactions. The firm “Virdha Traders” was registered using his Aadhaar and PAN without consent.The fraudsters accessed OTPs linked to his phone and faked his identity to conduct copper and plastic-related trade, evading over ₹3 crore in taxes. Authorities are now investigating how Aadhaar-PAN authentication was misused, raising serious concerns about India’s digital verification systems.📌 Key Highlights:Labourer Veerdharam duped using forged documents₹18 crore GST transactions via Delhi-based fake firmAadhaar-PAN OTP accessed without his knowledgeGST registration marked “successful” on July 10, 2025Complaint filed; CBEC and Delhi GST investigating#IdentityTheftIndia #GSTFraud #AadhaarOTPScam #CyberFraudIndia #FakeCompanyScam #CyberSecurityIndia #CyberPlatter

🚨 Senator Urges Elon Musk to Stop Starlink Abuse in Scam CompoundsU.S. Senator Maggie Hassan has raised concerns that Starlink internet is being misused by fraud syndicates in Southeast Asia to run international scams targeting American citizens. She has urged Elon Musk to take action to block Starlink access for these criminals.🌐 These networks operate from compounds in Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, and Thailand, using trafficked workers and Starlink's connectivity to run scams and avoid local crackdowns.⚠️ The UN and US agencies have linked these groups to cyber fraud and human trafficking, prompting regional crackdowns and international pressure on SpaceX to ensure ethical use of its services.📌 For more updates, follow CyberPlatter.🌐 www.cyberplatter.com#StarlinkScam #ElonMusk #CyberFraud #SoutheastAsiaScams #SatelliteAbuse #CyberPlatter

Cybercriminals created a fake website impersonating Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel to scam citizens with promises of government schemes and job offers. Victims were asked to pay “processing fees,” falling prey to digital forgery.Investigations revealed the site was hosted on a foreign server using proxies to mask its origin. Officials confirmed no such scheme was launched and filed a formal complaint. CERT-In and MHA are now involved.📌 Key Highlights:Governor's name and photo used in scamFake Raj Bhavan website offered jobs & grantsVictims paid advance fees, then lost contactIP traced to foreign server with maskingCERT-In, Cyber Cell, and MHA notifiedCitizens urged to verify all government links carefully#GovernorScam #CyberFraudIndia #FakeGovtWebsite #CyberCrimeAwareness #DigitalForgery #CyberPlatter

🚨 CBI Dismantles Major Cyber Scam Targeting AmericansThe Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has cracked a cyber fraud ring operating illegal call centers in Pune and Mumbai, scamming U.S. citizens by impersonating agencies like the IRS and USCIS. Victims were coerced into paying $500–$3,000 via gift cards or Bitcoin.🕵️‍♂️ Three suspects—Amit Dube, Tarun Shenai, and Gonsalves Savio—were arrested.🔍 Multi-location raids led to seizure of ₹11.2 lakh cash, laptops, mobile phones, cryptocurrency, and suspected narcotics.💰 The gang laundered ₹3–4 crore/month using crypto and hawala channels, with fake KYC and bank insiders' help.📲 Operations were coordinated using VoIP spoofing and encrypted apps like Signal & WhatsApp.📌 Follow CyberPlatter for more cybercrime awareness.🌐 www.cyberplatter.com#CBI #CyberFraud #USCitizensScam #VoIPSpoofing #CryptoFraud #CyberPlatter #PuneRaid #MumbaiScam

A massive financial fraud has rocked New York, with scammers stealing over ₹147 crore ($17 million) from ATM machines across the city using cards issued through a youth jobs program. The scam ran from July 11 to 14, targeting around 30,000 cards given to unbanked individuals aged 14–24.Reports suggest TikTok videos may have encouraged the misuse, with stolen cards reportedly being sold for as much as ₹86,000 ($1,000) each. Withdrawals ranged up to ₹37 lakh ($43,000) from a single ATM.📌 Key Highlights:₹147 crore stolen in 3 days using job program cardsOver 30,000 city-issued cards compromisedWithdrawals between ₹8.6 lakh to ₹37 lakh per ATMSuspected TikTok involvement in promoting scamCard black market emerged on social platformsCity confirms no taxpayer funds were stolen#ATMScam #TikTokFraud #NYFinancialFraud #CyberCrimeNews #CyberPlatter #YouthCardScam #DigitalCrime

The UP Special Task Force has arrested two men from Maharashtra—Muhammad Iqbal Balasahib and Shain Iqbal Balasahib—for operating a ₹95 lakh "digital arrest" scam. They impersonated law enforcement officials via WhatsApp video calls to extort money from victims, including a Lucknow-based doctor.The accused used threats, fake IDs, and virtual confinement to coerce victims. This case highlights the rising danger of digital arrest scams that exploit fear and manipulate people into large financial losses.📌 Key Highlights:₹95 lakh extorted from a Lucknow doctor via WhatsApp threatsDuo posed as CBI and narcotics officersArrests made in Mira Road, ThaneDevices, IDs, ATM cards seizedPublic warned: No real arrest happens via video call#DigitalArrestScam #CyberCrimeIndia #UPSTF #CyberPlatter #WhatsAppFraud #FakePoliceScam #CBIImpersonation

In a landmark case for digital privacy, a consumer court in Valsad ruled in favor of Vallabh Motka, whose mediclaim was wrongly denied based on his Google Maps Timeline. Despite hospitalization for viral pneumonia and all valid documents, Go Digit General Insurance cited location data as evidence to reject his ₹48,251 claim.The court declared the insurer’s reliance on Google Timeline as unjust, ordering full reimbursement and compensation. The ruling sparks vital debate on the legal misuse of personal digital footprints in sensitive matters like health insurance.📌 Key Highlights:Mediclaim denied using Google Timeline as basisCourt: Doctor’s certificate outweighs digital location dataInsurer ordered to pay ₹48,251 + compensationIllegal digital access by investigators raised serious privacy concernsRuling emphasizes limits of Google data as legal evidence#DigitalPrivacy #InsuranceFraud #GoogleTimelineCase #CyberPlatter #HealthClaimIndia #ConsumerRights #GoDigitInsurance

🚨 Massive Data Breach Hits Allianz LifeIn July 2025, Allianz Life confirmed a cyberattack affecting 1.4 million U.S. customers. Hackers accessed a third-party cloud-based CRM system, compromising names, addresses, birthdates, and possibly Social Security numbers.🧠 Social engineering tactics were used to breach defenses.🕵️‍♂️ Microsoft linked the attack to a threat group named Cotton Sandstorm, allegedly connected to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.🔒 Allianz Life has reported the incident to the FBI and is offering credit monitoring to affected individuals.💡 Experts warn this breach reflects a rising risk from third-party platforms used across industries.📲 Stay cyber-aware. Follow CyberPlatter🌐 www.cyberplatter.com#AllianzLife #DataBreach #CyberSecurity #CRMHack #SocialEngineering #CottonSandstorm #CyberPlatter

A shocking privacy breach rocked Long Island as Sanjai Syamaprasad, a 48-year-old former hospital worker, pleaded guilty to secretly recording up to 13,000 patients and staff in restrooms at two Northwell Health facilities. Disguising cameras as smoke detectors, he filmed overnight shifts and later tampered with evidence. Despite the serious charges, he received only five years’ probation.The case has sparked outrage, with the District Attorney calling the sentence too lenient. Lawsuits are now underway, and Northwell Health has notified thousands of potential victims.📌 Key Highlights:Hidden cameras found in 9 hospital bathroom stallsOver 300 videos recovered; only 5 victims identifiedIncluded a child among victimsDA criticized 5-year probation sentenceCivil lawsuits filed; 13,000 notices issued to potential victims#HospitalPrivacyBreach #NorthwellHealthScandal #SurveillanceCrime #RestroomSpyCase #CyberPlatter #PatientRights #USNews