Darknet Diaries
138: The Mimics of Punjab
Oct 3, 2023
In this engaging discussion, digital privacy expert Naomi Brockwell teams up with Tarun to unveil the alarming world of scams originating from Punjab. They reveal the psychological tactics scammers use to isolate victims and manipulate trust, often affecting familial relationships. Naomi emphasizes the importance of protecting digital privacy, offering practical tips to combat these pervasive threats. From cultural connections to the dark ramifications of digital deception, the conversation is both eye-opening and actionable.
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- Scammers in the Punjab region use impersonation tactics to trick people into sending money.
- Protecting digital privacy is crucial; individuals should be cautious about sharing personal information online and choose secure services.
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Scammers targeting people in India using impersonation tactics
Scammers in India are using impersonation tactics to trick people into sending them money. They pretend to be family members or friends in need, using personal details to gain trust. The scammers often claim to be in trouble or falsely accuse the victim of a crime. They then ask for money to resolve the situation. Victims are often targeted indiscriminately, and scammers cast a wide net to catch as many people as possible. To protect against these scams, individuals should be cautious with the personal information they share online and use secure services that respect privacy.
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