8th student e-mail hacked; 27-year-old hacker said - talk about love, otherwise I will defame

In Bhopal, the accused hacked the e-mail ID from the mobile number of the 8th student. He took out his personal messages and photos and started sending them. Threatening to discredit, he said that if she does not talk lovingly, he will discredit her. In fact, the girl kept the password of her email as her mobile phone number. The accused took advantage of this. Cybercrime team caught the accused from Telangana on the complaint of a minor who has suffered mental torture for almost two months. Although the female partner of the accused is absconding.

Cybercrime ASP Neetu Singh said that the minor girl studying in 8th class had complained. The student said that the young man with fake ID had hacked his email by befriending him. He was blackmailing her by taking out her personal photos. He was threatening to discredit her for not having spoken affectionately for two months. On the complaint of the student, the team of Cybercrime Branch arrested the accused Turupu Sai Kumar, father Chandrashekhar Reddy, 27, from village Gagna Gudham police station Durg district Ranga Reddy Telangana. He along with his partner Kumari Shravani used to create fake Instagram IDs. Kumari is absconding.

This is how hacking used

Accused Turupu said that he used to send fake request to girls by creating fake ID on Instagram. After friendship, he used to take out his mobile phone number and open his email ID. This gave him personal information about them. In the same way, he implicated this umbrella of Bhopal. 8th student e-mail hacked; 27-year-old hacker said

 

Used to control mobile

After blocking the e-mail ID, he used to extract all the information from him like personal photos and videos and other information. The victim then blackmailed Instagram ID and started asking him to talk loving things. He used to control even his mobile phone.

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