It has been reported that the number of high-value cyber fraud cases in India has increased dramatically in the financial year 2024, which has increased more than fourfold and has resulted in losses totalling more than $20 million, according to government reports. An increase of almost fourfold demonstrates the escalating threat cybercrime is posing in one of the fastest-growing economies of the world today.
The rapid digitisation of Indian society has resulted in hundreds of millions of financial transactions taking place every day through mobile apps, UPI platforms, and online banking systems, making India an ideal target for sophisticated fraud networks. There are alarming signs that these scams are rapidly expanding in size and complexity, outpacing traditional enforcement and security measures at an alarming rate, according to experts.
Even though the country has increasingly embraced digital finance, cyber infrastructure vulnerabilities pose a growing threat, not only to domestic users but also to the global cybersecurity community. In the year 2024, cybercrime is expected to undergo a major change, marked by an unprecedented surge in online scams fueled by the rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into criminal operations, causing a dramatic rise in the number of cybercrime incidents in the next decade.
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