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Queen's Crime Writer Hunted by Online Crooks

Bestselling author and friend to the Royal Family, Penny Vincenzi, is targeted in a sophisticated online scam, exposing the growing threat of cybercrime against high-profile figures in Britain.

Selfie Scam: Fraudsters Exploit NAB's Facial Recognition

Exclusive: A sophisticated criminal syndicate exploited a major flaw in National Australia Bank's 'selfie' identity verification, stealing over $1.5 million in a high-tech fraud that raises serious questions about biometric security.

Teen jailed for Wizz app catfishing scam

A 19-year-old from Northern Ireland has been sentenced to three years in prison for a cruel catfishing scheme that exploited young people on the social app Wizz.

Aussie couple loses £50k in email scam

A couple from Australia fell victim to a devastating email scam, losing £50,000 in a single transaction. Authorities urge vigilance as cybercriminals deploy increasingly sophisticated tactics.

Zambia accuses China of sheltering criminals

Zambia's government has publicly accused China of sheltering fugitives involved in corruption and cybercrimes, escalating tensions between the two nations. The US Embassy in Lusaka has backed Zambia's claims, adding fuel to the diplomatic fire.

Birmingham man extradited in £50m fraud case

A Birmingham resident has been extradited to the US, accused of laundering millions through a global fraud network. The case highlights international cooperation in tackling cybercrime.

Father loses £30k in Google search scam

A father was conned out of £30,000 after falling victim to a sophisticated scam found through a Google search. Experts warn of rising online fraud tactics.

Schoolboy creates AI deepfakes of classmates

A teenage boy has been caught using AI to generate explicit deepfake images of female classmates, sparking outrage and raising urgent concerns about digital safety in schools.

Naomi Long criticises PSNI over CCTV failures

Justice Minister Naomi Long criticises PSNI for failing to provide crucial CCTV evidence in a cybercrime investigation, raising concerns over public safety and policing standards.

40% of Brits never use password managers

A new study reveals that 40% of Britons have never used a password manager, leaving them vulnerable to cybercrime. Experts urge better digital security habits.

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