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Mobile frauds in India to grow 60-65% by 2017: ASSOCHAM study


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With the surge in digital transactions via e-wallets and other online payment gateways, mobile frauds are expected to grow to 60-65 percent in the country by 2017, a leading industry body said on Monday. The joint study by Assocham and research firm EY, titled "Strategic National Measures to Combat Cybercrime", said a secure cyberspace and the government's initiatives in keeping tabs on cybercrime have become important criteria for businesses to establish, operate and flourish in any region.

"Mobile frauds are areas of great concern for companies as 40-45 percent of financial transactions are done via mobile devices and this threat is expected grow to 60-65 percent," the study noted. Credit and debit card fraud cases top the chart of cybercrimes and there has been a six-fold increase in such cases over the past three years. "According to the data, about 46 percent complaints of online banking related to/credit/debit card fraud followed by Facebook-related complaints (39 percent -- mostly morphed pictures/cyber stalking/cyber bullying)," the study said.

Other major cyber complaints were cheating through mobile (21 percent), hacking of e-mail ID (18 percent), abusive/offensive/obscene calls and SMS (12 percent) and others. Enforcing data security measures and creating proactive security monitoring capabilities are vital for an organization to maintain a lead over emerging threats and protect their financial, intellectual and customer-related information, the study said.

 

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13 hours ago, psycopk said:

mare... current ki tikana.. leka poina currency ban cheyala.. idi ante...

 

Just now, Khadgam said:
13 hours ago, psycopk said:

mare... current ki tikana.. leka poina currency ban cheyala.. idi ante...

atna

aithe ok

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