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'Digital Arrest' scammers stealing people's savings in India
Within five hours while sitting at home in India, retired professor Kamta Prasad Singh handed over his hard-earned savings to online fraudsters impersonating police. The cybercrime known as digital arrest -- where fraudsters pose online as law enforcement officials and order people to transfer...

Hackers steal $17m from Uganda central bank
Offshore hackers stole around 17 million US dollars from the central bank of Uganda, citing state owned New Vision, Reuters reported. The repost says: The hackers, identifying themselves as Waste, reportedly accessed the Bank of Ugandas IT systems and illicitly transferred 62 billion Ugandan...