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Surge in QR code, loan scams in City

By PRASANJIT SAHOO, OP Bhubaneswar: Cybercrimes in the City has witnessed a sharp rise, with fraudsters deploying increasingly sophisticated tricks to fleece citizens without ever confronting them. Armed only with a phone call, a malicious link, or a manipulated QR code, cyber criminals are draining bank accounts in seconds. Increasingly, routine daily transactions—ranging from loans […]

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