Livemint Over 36 Fake e-Challan Websites Target Indian Drivers in Phishing Scam
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A large-scale phishing scam has emerged, targeting Indian vehicle owners through fake e-Challan websites. Cybercriminals are exploiting trust in India's traffic enforcement systems to steal sensitive financial information using browser-based phishing techniques. This operation has been linked to over 36 fraudulent portals, marking a shift from previous malware-based attacks.
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