ICC Cyberattack: ICC Phishing Attack – Cricket’s world governing body too has fallen victim to online fraud. International Cricket Council has reportedly lost $2.5 million (Rs 203 Cr approx) after scamsters repeatedly duped ICC. Following the incident, ICC has launched an investigation with help of US Law Enforcement agencies. Follow India Cricket LIVE & IND vs NZ LIVE Updates on InsideSport.IN.
While Rs 203 Cr may not be much for BCCI, it is a big chunk of money for associate nations. Smaller associate nations get around $500,000 to a $1 million (with ODI status). Other associate nations earn around 10 million and it’s a sizeable chunk.
“It can’t be true. An ODI Associate 13-20 ranked can get anything between 500,000 to one million,” an official of an associate nation, in disbelief, told Cricbuzz.
A “Jamtara” has happened with the International Cricket Council (ICC). 🤦🏾
For those who can’t get the reference, “Jamtara” is an exceptionally good series on Netflix that deals with the “phishing” menace.
You must watch it, if you haven’t already. : )
Anyways … 👇🏾
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— KSR (@KShriniwasRao) January 19, 2023
- Eye-popping offers: Fraudsters offer eye-catching deals to lure victims into sharing sensitive information. Fraudsters offer holiday deals or monetary benefits or lucrative prizes on emails or text messages. The shared links often contain malware that infects computers or phones to record sensitive details without the victim’s knowledge.
- Social Engineering attacks: At times, fraudsters use databases purchased from Phone or Credit card companies. By using the data, they target victims. The attackers pose as they know the victims up close and use their vulnerable situation.
ICC Cyberattack: ICC launches PROBE after falling victim to PHISHING ATTACK, scammers get away with $2.5 million, Follow LIVE Updates
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