The central government took a big step to stop cyber fraud.
In the last 10 years, the use of smartphones and internet has increased rapidly. Both these things have brought a lot of convenience in our lives. As much comfort we have got from these, there are also disadvantages. As the use of mobile and internet has increased, the cases of cyber crime have also increased rapidly. Now the central government has taken a big step to stop the increasing cases of online fraud.
To stop the increasing cyber crime, the government has also become strict. For the safety of mobile and computer users, the Cyber Suspect Registry has been started by the Center. Let us tell you what is Cyber Suspect Registry and how it works.
Cyber criminals will be curbed
Let us tell you that the trend of digital transactions has increased rapidly in the country. For the safety of the people, the Cyber Suspect Registry was launched by Union Home Minister Amit Shah. The ‘Central Suspect Registry’ will serve as a central-level database with consolidated data of cyber crime suspects across the country.
List of criminals
Let us tell you that the Cyber Suspect Registry contains mobile numbers and email IDs of 14 lakh suspicious people. Not only this, it also includes data related to bank accounts, social media accounts and UPI. This database has been prepared on the basis of complaints received in cases of fraud. If the report is to be believed, at present more than 67 thousand complaints of cyber crime are being received daily on the cyber crime portal.
Let us tell you that out of the complaints of cyber crime that the government is receiving, about 85 percent of the complaints are related to financial fraud. More than 47 lakh complaints have been received so far on cyber fraud. The suspect registry can be accessed only by states, union territories, central investigation and intelligence agencies.
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