Delhi Police Cyber Crime notice & fake CIB order checker.
Scammers send emails pretending to be the Office of Police Commissioner in Delhi, accusing recipients of crimes and demanding response in 24 hours. Check the safety here.
Security Insight
Law enforcement impersonation relies on extreme intimidation. Scammers use police badges and legal jargon to force victims to send money.
Key red flags of this scam
Indian Police services do not send legal notices via Gmail or SMS demanding response within 24 hours.
Sender mismatch
Urgent pressure
Unsecure links
High-risk payment requests
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Mismatched Domain
The underlying link domain does not match the official Delhi Police domain.
Psychological Pressure
Uses threats of legal action or account termination.
Suspicious Format
Generic greetings and lack of personalization.
Cryptocurrency demand
Asks for payment in USDT or other digital tokens.
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