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RAF and CCT Begin Official Operations in India to Combat Cyber Crime
RAF and CCT Begin Official Operations in India to Combat Cyber Crime
New Delhi/Kolkata, India – July 14, 2025:
The Rapid Action Force (RAF) and its specialized wing, the Cyber Crime Taskforce (CCT), have officially commenced operations in India today. Headquartered in India’s National Capital, New Delhi, and operating from the Cyber Capital of Eastern India, Kolkata, with extended reach near the Nepal border, this marks a significant milestone in the fight against online fraud and digital crime.
Following an extensive period of research and collaboration with cyber departments, technical experts, and ethical investigation teams, the RAF–CCT initiative has taken shape to address the growing threat of cyber crimes across India and neighboring regions.
Daily Exposure of Suspected Scam Profiles
Daily Exposure of Suspected Scam Profiles
As part of its mission, the CCT will publish daily updates under the section titled “Suspected Scam Profiles” on the official website:
Www.RapidActionForce.Com
These profiles will highlight individuals and groups under investigation for suspected online fraud or cyber misconduct. If those featured fail to respond or clear their name within a reasonable timeframe, their profiles will be moved to the “Confirmed Scam Profiles” section, with public alerts issued accordingly.
🇮🇳 A National Duty Against Cyber Crime
🇮🇳 A National Duty Against Cyber Crime
This initiative is not just an operation—it’s a movement. The team at RAF and CCT strongly believes that creating a Cyber Crime-Free Nation is a Moral and Civic Responsibility. Citizens are encouraged to participate actively by reporting scams, spreading awareness, and sharing verified alerts within their networks.
Join the Anti-Cybercrime Movement
Join the Anti-Cybercrime Movement
“We consider this our duty to the nation,” said a spokesperson from the Cyber Crime Taskforce. “Our vision is to make India a cyber-secure nation, and we urge the public to stand with us in this war against cyber criminals.”
🔗 Visit www.rapidactionforce.com to stay updated, report incidents, and join the fight against cyber crime.
#CyberCrimeFreeIndia #TeamCCT #RapidActionForce #OnlineSafety #ScamAlert
UAE–EU Sign Joint Cyber Scam Surveillance Agreement
UAE–EU Sign Joint Cyber Scam Surveillance Agreement
UAE–EU Sign Joint Cyber Scam Surveillance Agreement
UAE–EU Sign Joint Cyber Scam Surveillance Agreement
In a landmark step toward international cybercrime control, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the European Union (EU) signed a joint surveillance and intelligence-sharing agreement this month to monitor and combat transnational online scams. The Rapid Action Force (RAF) welcomed the move, noting that cross-border digital fraud—especially involving fake trading platforms and identity theft—is at an all-time high.
RAF’s legal and policy advisors were among the observers of the drafting committee, ensuring the inclusion of civil society-led cyber intelligence units in the enforcement chain. This agreement sets a precedent for multi-stakeholder cybercrime cooperation across continents.
RAF Launches 'ScamMap 2025
RAF Launches 'ScamMap 2025
ScamMap 2025 is set to become the most comprehensive Civilian-Powered Global Scam Surveillance Dashboard of its kind.
RAF Launches 'ScamMap': A Real-Time Scam Hotspot Tracker
RAF Launches 'ScamMap': A Real-Time Scam Hotspot Tracker
RAF has officially launched ScamMap 2025, an AI-powered interactive tool that visually tracks emerging scam trends by location, method, and platform in real-time.
Users can:
View scam heat zones by country and city
Filter by scam type (romance, crypto, trading, impersonation, etc.)
Report fraud directly through the tool
With the support of thousands of verified reports submitted through RAF’s CCT (Cyber Crime Taskforce), ScamMap 2025 is set to become the most comprehensive civilian-powered global scam surveillance dashboard of its kind.
RAF Tech Unit Builds Real-Time Reporting Tool
RAF Tech Unit Builds Real-Time Reporting Tool
This initiative is part of RAF’s Red Alert 2025 strategy
RAF India Tech Unit Builds Real-Time Reporting Tool in 8 Languages
RAF India Tech Unit Builds Real-Time Reporting Tool in 8 Languages
Recognizing India as one of the most targeted countries for cyber fraud in Asia, RAF’s India Technology Division has successfully developed a multi-language scam reporting system, available in:
English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Malayalam, Kannada, and Arabic
This initiative is part of RAF’s Red Alert 2025 strategy, focusing on empowering digital citizens in vulnerable zones to report scams, get guidance, and receive support in their own language — with 24/7 backend support from the Cyber Crime Taskforce.
300+ Fraud Websites Flagged
300+ Fraud Websites Flagged
Websites has been submitted to relevant authorities and Blacklisted in the RAF Global Threat Database
300+ Fraud Websites Flagged by RAF in May 2025 Alone
300+ Fraud Websites Flagged by RAF in May 2025 Alone
As part of its monthly monitoring audit, RAF has flagged and documented over 300 Fraudulent Websites in May 2025 alone. These include:
Fake Crypto Exchanges
Investment Platforms Promising Unrealistic Returns
Spoofed Government Portals
Romance - Related Impersonation Pages
Each of these websites has been submitted to relevant authorities and Blacklisted in the RAF Global Threat Database. Verified reports from victims have helped trace several domains back to Coordinated Scam Rings operating out of South Asia and Eastern Europe.
The global threat of digital fraud continues to evolve — but so does RAF’s commitment to Stay Ahead of Scammers, Empower the Public, and Support Victims with Real - Time Action.
The global threat of digital fraud continues to evolve — but so does RAF’s commitment to Stay Ahead of Scammers, Empower the Public, and Support Victims with Real - Time Action.
Stay Informed - Stay Protected - Stay with RAF.
Stay Informed - Stay Protected - Stay with RAF.
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