Cyber crime in 20 seconds!

Cyber crime in 20 seconds!

Science and Technology Desk: Cyber ​​crimes in the country are increasing. One cyber crime is happening every 20 seconds, according to sources. These crimes are happening through YouTube, mobile phones, e-mails, websites. 53 percent of its victims are women. People of 19-35 years of age are also the victims of cyber crime. Due to the lack of transparency, man-slaughter and fear, 60 percent of cyber crime victims do not seek legal aid

The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC), the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Department's Cyber Help Desk and the National Telecommunication Monitoring Center (NTMC) and five units of police have been receiving hundreds of complaints per day with cyber crime. Most of the cases are being dismissed as there is a fault in the investigation of the case.

According to the BTRC, the number of Internet users exceeds 9 crores last year. 70 percent of them are at risk. About 20 percent of users are involved in cybercrime. Only 10 percent of users are aware of cyber security.

Today the number of Facebook users in the country is about 30 million About 75 percent of cyber crimes are Facebook centric 49 percent of school-college students are victims of harassment and fraud by internet.

More than 20 thousand more than just a complaint filed by cyber crime against Dhaka City Police. Meanwhile, more than 6 thousand complaints were submitted by the city's 'Happy City' apps through metropolitan police. The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) department's Cyber ​​Help Desk has received more than 10 thousand complaints per year. However, almost all of the complainants ask for remedies without general diary (GD) or case. A total of 570 people were arrested outside the Dhaka and Dhaka city on different cyber crimes.

Tenth-grade student Rasha (pseudonym) He was busy with school, class exam, chat, chatting and all. In December last year, a sudden call came in his life. Fifty thousand rupees are demanded by publishing secret pictures on Facebook. Then she could not understand what a secret picture, and how she got it. He gets distracted The phone continues to grow. The message is sent to the messenger. The image is not false. The picture was actually sent by Rasha to her boyfriend.

Rasha thinks her Facebook has been hacked. And from there, the picture has collected someone. Trying to earn money by the threat of publishing pictures continues.

At one point, Rasha contacted a friend's friend at the time of increasing the pressure on money. On his advice, the General Diary (GD) at Dhanmondi Police Station. After contact with the Cyber ​​Security and Crime Department of Counter Terrorism and Transnational (CCTC) unit. The CCTC office on Minto Road appeared with a copy of the GD. There were also heard and written events. It is said that the cyber security and crime department team will be coming out to catch the cheater again. After coming to the phone, Rasha wants to know the place and time of the money. Then proceed to the raid. The person demanding the money is detained.

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It's time to surprise Rasha. He knew his Facebook was not hacked. At the root of the incident is his friend, whom he sent the picture. The friend wanted to earn Tk 50,000 by threatening to publish pictures online. But this friend of Rashtri family of wealthy family is Rashra's friend.

This incident of Rasha could have gone to the case. But in relation to the case, she reluctantly In the end, the message of the friend of the friend of the cyber security and crime department has to end the problem.

Nazmera (pseudonym) was not known how much of the four pictures taken at Dhaka University could be the cause of the woes. Having been cheated since the relationship with Kamal (pseudonym) in July last year, Najma was being cheated. Kemal sends pictures to messenger, WhatsApp, Vibo, Emo. After claiming to post pictures on Facebook, demanding money. He also fined 70 thousand taka. In many other ways, cheating continues. At one point, Najma realized that police would have to be moved to get rid of Kamal's hand. With the help of a friend of the university, the detective police contacted an officer. The officials were also students of Dhaka University. After listening to the whole incident, Nazma was asked to do a GD in the concerned police station.

Kamal was arrested after police's operation. His family members were summoned to the Detective Police Office on Minto Road. The pictures that were made of cheating tools were recovered. Kamal's family returned the money cheated from Nazma. Kamal's parents and siblings want forgiveness from Nazma and police for the child's work. But the police are not ready to make preparations for the case. It is said that when the promise was met and there would be no excess of this in the future, when he wrote a written statement that Kamal would not like to go to the case again. Najma talked about the fear of being harmed socially if there was a janaza.

Many women like Rasha and Nazma are being victim of cyber crime every day. But most of the victims do not want to face the law enforcement forces. They do not want to make a case even after the GD. Units, departments and commissions working on cyber crime say that those who have sought help after the cybercrime has been victimized, they are the ones who have asked for help

Alimuzzaman, deputy police commissioner of CITT's Cyber Security and Crime Department, said, "In order to bring the perpetrators involved in this crime-based crime to law, the law enforcement agencies must be informed. The role of the victims of the cyber crime protection incident is important. "In many cases, the victims are seeking remedy without GD or the case.