A serious cyber fraud case has come to light in the app of Aditya Birla Capital Digital Limited (ABCD). In which a hacker sold digital gold worth about ₹ 1.95 crore from the accounts of 435 customers without permission. This incident came to light in the Prabhadevi area of Mumbai.
The fraud was revealed when many users contacted the customer care company and complained that their digital gold holdings had been sold without any approval. After this, a large number of users also expressed their displeasure on social media and sought a response from the company.
We have tried to reach the company. However, no response has been received from the company yet. We will let you know as soon as the answer comes.
Taking this matter seriously, Aditya Birla Capital Digital has lodged an FIR at the Central Region Cyber Police Station in Mumbai. Company officials say that they have taken immediate action and restored the gold holdings of all those accounts that were affected by this fraud.
This incident has again raised questions about the security of digital financing and investment apps, where keeping users' information and investments safe becomes the primary responsibility of companies.
This case shows that along with convenience, dangers also exist in the digital world and vigilance is necessary for every user.
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