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    Cricket tourism and hospitality takes off in the US

    Founded by an Indian-American couple from Bihar, Florida-based Cricketbuster is trying to capture this "cricket mania" among the Indian-American population and those from the cricket-playing nations by offering them customisable travel packages that include official match tickets, hotels, flights, cruises and many other attractions for international cricket tournaments and the all-important T20 leagues all across the world.

    Indian-origin former financial manager of American football team gets over 6 years in prison for committing wire fraud

    Amit Patel, former financial manager of the Jacksonville Jaguars, sentenced to 6.5 years in jail for wire fraud. Used virtual credit cards, placed bets online, bought a condo, a Tesla, paid a criminal defense law firm. Also purchased non-fungible tokens, home furnishings, luxury wristwatches.

    Part-time job fraud: 3 techies, auditor, pharma worker and bank manager lose Rs 1.3 crore in one month in Hyderabad

    All six victims of fake part-time online jobs scam were enticed by offers such as subscribing to YouTube channels, managing an online trading platform, and reviewing restaurants on Google Maps, with promises of high payments. Unfortunately, they ended up losing significant amounts of money to the fraudsters in just one month.

    Worried about online data leaks? Google One's Dark Web Report feature helps users stay safe against breaches; find out how it works

    Google One subscribers in India can now use the Dark Web Report feature, allowing them to monitor potential exposure of personal data on the dark web, a concealed part of the internet often used by cybercriminals to exchange sensitive information. The feature provides real-time alerts to users and guidance on protecting their compromised information while giving them full control over their tracking preferences.

    Latin Americans fall prey to more online scams as cybersecurity lags

    Latin America's recent progress on technological inclusion has created new opportunities for scams, experts say, with the pandemic fueling a trend toward mobile banking and shopping.

    A new frontier for travel scammers: AI-generated guidebooks

    Shoddy travel guidebooks compiled with the help of generative artificial intelligence, self-published and bolstered by sham reviews, are proliferating on Amazon. The books are produced with a mix of modern tools: AI apps that can produce text, websites with endless stock photos and graphics, self-publishing platforms with few guardrails against the use of AI, and the ability to solicit and post phony online reviews.

    The Economic Times
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