The National Cybercrime Investigation Agency conducted a major operation in Lahore, exposing a fake digital marketing gang that defrauded innocent citizens of crores. The gang, operating through fake websites and emails, targeted citizens in the US, Canada, and Pakistan. Four key operatives were arrested, and mobile phones and laptops were seized during the operation.
The gang used fake emails, QuickBooks invoices, and contracts to lure victims into their trap. They operated several fake websites, including (link unavailable) and (link unavailable), to carry out their fraudulent activities. The gang’s actions not only caused financial losses to the victims but also damaged Pakistan’s reputation globally.
The National Cybercrime Investigation Agency’s timely action has been praised by the public, and further revelations are expected from the arrested youths involved in digital fraud. The agency’s efforts to combat cybercrime and protect citizens from online threats have been commendable.
The arrested operatives were from various areas of Lahore, including Mian Colony, Nabipora, Lal Pul, and Mughalpora. The agency’s investigation is ongoing, and more details are expected to emerge about the gang’s activities and connections. The operation highlights the importance of cybersecurity and the need for individuals and organizations to be vigilant about online threats.
