Индия заблокировала 20 млн телефонных номеров ради борьбы с киберрабством

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Бюро иммиграции при Министерстве внутренних дел Индии сообщило, что часть заблокированных телефонных номеров принадлежала гражданам страны, которые выехали на работу в Камбоджу, Таиланд, Мьянму и Вьетнам с января 2022 по май 2024 года по гостевым визам. Этих людей преступные группы сейчас удерживают в «киберрабстве».

Правоохранительные органы полагают, что жертв принуждают заниматься кибермошенничеством, вымогательством цифровых активов и прочей незаконной деятельностью под угрозой насилия.

Ранее компания Elliptic опубликовала отчет, согласно которому большинство мошеннических операций с криптовалютами в Юго-Восточной Азии совершаются участниками транснациональных организованных преступных групп, которые используют «киберрабов» и действуют из специально созданных «производственных комплексов», расположенных в Мьянме, Лаосе и Камбодже.

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