A Dubai-based surgeon had Dh120,000 stolen through fraudulent credit card transactions carried out during her surgery.
Wall Street Exchange in Dubai faces a $9.2 million penalty after US authorities uncover years of fraudulent statements to a major American bank.
Dubai Police’s cutting-edge technology and international partnerships have positioned them as global leaders in combating cybercrime.
Two men from Pune were arrested for aiding Dubai-based cybercriminals in a ₹76 lakh international fraud operation.
A wave of phishing attacks sees scammers posing as Dubai Police, using fake domains and SMS texts to steal personal and financial information from UAE residents.
A Dubai housewife falls victim to a phishing scam after being lured by a fake National Day chocolate deal, exposing rising cybercrime tactics in the UAE.
Five crypto scammers defrauded 40,000 investors, funding lavish lifestyles with stolen millions, including private jets and a shark tank.
Dubai's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority halts seven unlicensed crypto exchanges, issuing fines and warnings to protect investors and the integrity of its digital assets market.
A social experiment in UAE cinemas reveals 90% of movie-goers clicked on a fake scam link, highlighting critical cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
The arrest of Telegram founder Pavel Durov in France ignites a global controversy over digital freedom and the accountability of tech giants.
FBI increases reward to £4 million for information leading to the capture of 'Cryptoqueen' Ruja Ignatova, mastermind behind the $4 billion OneCoin fraud.
Philip Currie, a British expat, lost Dh15,000 in a sophisticated online scam while trying to pay his telecom bill, highlighting the increasing threat of cyber fraud in the UAE.
UAE residents experience a surge in contactless payment fraud, prompting calls for enhanced security measures to protect digital wallets and personal data.
UAE authorities and experts urge residents to exercise caution against a surge in sophisticated scams, emphasizing the importance of protecting personal and financial information.
Despite facing serious charges in the U.S., notorious crypto fraudsters Ruja Ignatova and Frank Schneider managed to liquidate their Dubai properties. Their current whereabouts remain unknown.