A dangerous case of blackmailing has come to light, where a madman and high -tech security guard has been arrested. The 25 -year -old security guard would make fake pornographic photos of women and post them on social media.
The Security Guard had actually done a diploma in Information Technology. He made fake pornographic photos using Deepfake and other tools and also posted them on a fake social media platform. Today, you are going to tell you how to keep photos and videos safe.
You do not make these mistakes on social media
Today, you are going to tell you how to keep photos and videos safe on social media platforms. Many cyber scammers download photos and videos from social media and make them fake photos and videos with the help of some special software. Many times these fake photos become obscene, with their help they can also blackmail.
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Primary settings also effective
To keep photos and videos on social media, it is important that you make your account private. After this, photos and videos of users will be shared only with their friends.
Do not share personal details
While sharing photos and videos on social media, one should remember that do not share your personal details etc. with them. Many times Lokesh, the location of the house or any other personal details, should not be done. It proves to be very dangerous many times.
After this he would contact Victim and blackmail
Security guard would post fake account and fake photos on social media, after which Victim contacted the woman and blackmailed in exchange for deleting those fake videos and photos. During this time, he would ask women to take clothes off on video calls.
The accused had created a lot of fake Instagram account. On these accounts, she used the real name of women who used to ignore their friend request. After this, he would post his fake pornographic photos and videos. One such case came to light from Mumbai, where a 19 -year -old student lodged a police complaint, after which the police tracked and arrested the security guard.
Got more than 100 email ID
According to media reports, the accused had 100 fake Gmail IDs, with the help of them, he would prepare a fake Instagram account and blackmail women. 13,500 screenshots have been found from him.
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Used to post on social media with missleeding caption
The security guard would post photos and videos with women’s missleeding caption. After this, when the woman had contact with her, she would pressurize and blackmail them to delete those photos and videos.
This case came to light when a 19 -year -old BSC student saw two other accounts in his name. After this he blocked them and then the student talked to his friend about it. After this, he lodged a complaint. The police, showing promptness, tracked Victim from the IP address and arrested.
Arrested from Bengaluru
Victim was arrested from the factory area in Bangalore, where he used to work as a security guard. Victim did a diploma in Information Technology. Apart from this, the accused had information about HTML, networking and software designing. He used this information to crime. On June 16, the police presented the accused to the magistrate.