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4 Duped Of Over ₹6 Lakh In Cyber Frauds In Indore, Loan Apps Use Morphed Photos For Extortion

· Free Press Journal

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Cyber fraudsters duped four residents of over Rs 6 lakh in separate cases under Banganga police station limits through stock market investment fraud, remote phone hacking, loan app extortion and credit card phishing.

Stock Market Investment Fraud

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Harshvardhan lost Rs 1,01,000 after fraudsters posing as representatives of a Mumbai trading firm promised multiplied stock market returns. Between June 22 and June 25, they accessed his Demat account and induced him to make seven One-Tap Payment Link transfers as advance profit fees.

Phone Hacked Through Malware

Mukesh lost Rs 51,449 on Oct 1 after his mobile screen suddenly turned black and froze. When a technician restarted the device, transaction alerts showed that hackers had accessed his PhonePe application and drained his bank account while the phone appeared switched off. Additional DCP Rajesh Kumar Dandotiya said fraudsters likely gained remote access through malware or spyware.

Loan App Extortion With Morphed Photos

A 27-year-old woman fell prey to an extortion ring linked to two loan applications, FLEXIBEE and CASHTOYOU. After borrowing Rs 16,760 in July, the applications harvested her contacts and gallery data. Scammers created edited, obscene photographs and sent them to her acquaintances while threatening wider circulation. Fearing humiliation, the woman and her mother made 71 UPI and QR code transfers totalling Rs 3,07,000 between July 23 and Aug 29 before approaching police.

Credit Card Phishing Fraud

Jitendra received a fraudulent call on Sept 26 from a scammer posing as a bank manager who offered to increase his credit card limit. After he clicked a link sent via WhatsApp, his handset froze. When it resumed functioning, he found unauthorised credit card transactions totalling Rs 1,47,000.

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Mastek Unveils AI-native 'Services As Software' Strategy To Cut Subscription Costs, Boost Outcomes

· Free Press Journal

Mumbai: Mastek announced on Monday that it has launched its Services as Software (SaS) strategy, designed to help enterprises achieve intelligent transformation through AI-native services. The company expects this approach to deliver measurable business outcomes and reduce software subscription costs.

Core Principles

Mastek’s SaS vision is based on three core principles: delivering tangible business results, transforming systems of record into systems of intelligence, and selling outcomes while reducing software costs. The company noted that many enterprises use only about one-third of their licensed SaaS applications.

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Internal Deployment

As a first example of this strategy, Mastek developed an AI-native CRM solution, which has replaced its legacy CRM system. The solution was built at the Mastek AI Center of Excellence and deployed across global sales and marketing teams.

Expected Impact

Mastek aims for a 10 per cent improvement in its win probability by using contextual data to transform its CRM into a system of intelligence and execution. The company plans to extend this AI-native SaS approach to other enterprise functions.

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Management Commentary

Umang Nahata, CEO of Mastek, stated that applying AI effectively requires organisations to reimagine processes and reskill talent. He added that Mastek's strategy focuses on a services-led model where expertise, AI, data, and engineering converge to deliver continuously evolving business capabilities.

Further Development

Mastek has also developed an AI-native Intelligent Document Processing solution to replace its legacy SAP Procurement, Accounts Payable, and Expense Management applications. These solutions are intended to deliver faster and simpler processes and cost optimisation.

Disclaimer: This story is based on company exchange filings and is for informational purposes only. Investors should evaluate risks before making decisions.

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