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50,000 credit card data stolen, victims include police, army officers

Posted on May 22, 2019 by Dissent

Times Now reports:

The special task force of the Uttar Pradesh police has arrested four persons for allegedly stealing the credit card data of 50,000 users. The victims include both police and army officers some of whom were duped. The accused have been identified as Sanjit alias Sandeep, Baldev, Tapeshwar and and Gajendra, all of whom are residents of Ghaziabad.

The arrests were made by Noida branch of the STF from Diamond Flyover in Ghaziabad on Monday. The accused bought the data from two employees of a private financial services company that handles data of various public sector and private banks.

Read more on TimesNow.

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