Hackers Demand Ransom of Rs 10 Cr From Ghaziabad Man…..
A man was allegedly threatened to pay Rs 10 crore by a group of hackers who claimed to circulate his obscene pictures and kill him and his family members if their demands are not met in Ghaziabad
The man approached his nearby police station, they said
They have threatened a man named Rajiv Kumar, in case he will not pay 10 crore rupees his obnoxious videos would be viral on social media. Rajiv said the hackers changed his email ID’s password and mobile number by resetting the mobile somehow. The victim said he ignored the incident of e-mail ID being hacked and the extortion mail at first. But, when the hackers reached his home, he informed the police.
A case has been registered under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code including criminal intimidation, insulting the modesty of a woman, and an intentional insult to provoke breach of peace and the Information Technology Act, Deputy Superintendent of Police Anshu Jain told….to news agency PTI
The complainant also stated that the hackers are keeping a watch on the activities of Kumar’s family and are continuously harassing them.
This is a very serious issue day-by-day this type of crime increasing and the question is how we prevent our photos, videos from Hackers?
1 Install app only from official app stores
This is another most important thing you must follow. Android, iOS, and other platforms offer a dedicated app to access the app store. in Android, it is the Play Store app and App Store app in iOS. Official app stores prevent malicious apps from appearing in the store and hence risk will be less. Never install apps from unknown sources. Most of these apps are malware and can access your photos, contacts, and other data on your smartphone.
2- Create proper passwords
This is a very basic thing you should do to keep your smartphone photos safe. There have been cases in which friends or some person who got access to a smartphone accessed data and leaked photos. It will also protect your smartphone’s data in case of smartphone theft or loss. So, add a password on your smartphone. And also add an app password in few apps which can reveal your personal data. In this way, it will protect your smartphone and data from people around you.
3 - Install a good antivirus
Antivirus software also offers a data wipe or smartphone tracking option. So, you should always use a good Antivirus if possible go with the paid ones.
5. Encrypt photos on your smartphone
Even if you are using a password, encrypt photos in your device by installing apps. You can use Keepsafe or other similar apps to keep your photos encrypted in your device. These kinds of apps let you create a safe vault where you can save your personal photos. These photos will not be available in your smartphone’s gallery section. And no other app will be able to access these photos.
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