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    Gurgaon couple uses dead fly trick to avoid paying at restaurants. Netizens outraged

    A middle-aged couple's shocking scam involving using a dead fly to avoid paying for meals at upscale restaurants has gone viral on the microblogging platform X. Udit Bhandari shared the story, revealing how the couple carries a dead fly, places it in their food, and creates a scene to get their meals for free. The post, which has received close to 2,000 views, sparked widespread outrage and disgust online.

    Indian cricketer orders tandoori chicken on Zomato, then claims 'new fraud in India'

    Indian cricketer Deepak Chahar accuses Zomato of fraud after not receiving his food order, sparking a discussion on widespread issues faced by users. Zomato apologizes and promises to address the problem promptly, while Chahar suggests implementing photo verification for deliveries.

    Explained; What is credential stuffing and how can I protect myself?

    Credential stuffing is a cyber attack where hackers use stolen usernames and passwords to gain unauthorized access to other online accounts. They test millions of username and password combinations on different websites until they find a match. To protect yourself from credential stuffing, never reuse passwords and use a unique and strong password for each account.

    Budget booster for EVs; QR frauds spike

    The government could set aside Rs 10,000-12,000 crore for the third installment of the Faster Adoption & Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles (FAME) scheme.

    Look before you QR code: As smart payments become a norm, fraud gates open up

    This article discusses the rise of a new form of cybercrime called 'quishing', which involves the malicious use of fake or manipulated QR codes to steal money and personal information. Complaints related to QR code fraud have been on the rise, with cases increasing significantly during the pandemic.

    How a con IPL cricketer bowled over Taj Hotel, Rishabh Pant, and young women, pocketing over Rs 1.5 crore

    Delhi Police have arrested Mrinank Singh, a 25-year-old cricketer, for his alleged involvement in multiple fraudulent activities. Singh, who played for an IPL team and was a Ranji player, is accused of duping the prestigious Taj Hotel and prominent cricketer Rishabh Pant. The Taj Palace Hotel filed a complaint against Singh for leaving without paying a bill of Rs 5.5 lakh. Despite promises of payment, Singh failed to settle the dues. After being on the run, Singh was apprehended at the airport while attempting to flee the country.

    The Economic Times
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