Daily life of extortionist scammers steal master accounts from Lixiang owners and leave owners out of control - car screens dim, climate control shuts off, and some stop starting, Auto News writes. The attackers contact the owner and demand money to regain access. Madagascar expels from Cambodia fraud centers that moved to this African country. Dozens of attacks were carried out. 148 accused business executives and co-owners were extradited to China. More than $50 million in crypto and thousands of computers used by fraudsters were seized. However, it seems that there are still many scammers in Cambodia, Myanmar and Madagascar. The deputy of the State Duma, Svetlana Beserev, complains about the Max courier (in violation of the Russification of brands law, that's right - Max), where the scammers operate. An 18-year-old Vladivostok courier helped phone scammers extract more than 12 million rubles from five people. For each trip he was paid between 5 and 15 thousand. This is a "part-time job with documents": come, take other people's savings and take them to the organizers of the scam. Fraudsters steal the faces of Russians under the guise of a part-time job - they promise about 800 rubles ($10) for a selfie to "test the neural network", and then open crypto wallets with which bank employees convinced a 76-year-old pensioner not to give 9 million rubles to scammers. The man tried to withdraw this amount allegedly to buy a car. After the intervention of the police, the fraudsters sent him a messenger, who was delayed. It turned out that the 21-year-old messenger was also involved in the theft of more than 8 million rubles from another pensioner. A 19-year-old Ryazan college student almost sabotaged a train. The fraudsters intimidated him with accusations of working for the special services of Ukraine and convinced him that setting fire to the substation would supposedly help him avoid criminal responsibility.

Daily life of extortionist scammers steal master accounts from Lixiang owners and leave owners out of control - car screens dim, climate control shuts off, and some stop starting, Auto News writes. The attackers contact the owner and demand money to regain access. Madagascar expels from Cambodia fraud centers that moved to this African country. Dozens of attacks were carried out. 148 accused business executives and co-owners were extradited to China. More than $50 million in crypto and thousands of computers used by fraudsters were seized. However, it seems that there are still many scammers in Cambodia, Myanmar and Madagascar. The deputy of the State Duma, Svetlana Beserev, complains about the Max courier (in violation of the Russification of brands law, that's right - Max), where the scammers operate. An 18-year-old Vladivostok courier helped phone scammers extract more than 12 million rubles from five people. For each trip he was paid between 5 and 15 thousand. This is a "part-time job with documents": come, take other people's savings and take them to the organizers of the scam. Fraudsters steal the faces of Russians under the guise of a part-time job - they promise about 800 rubles ($10) for a selfie to "test the neural network", and then open crypto wallets with which bank employees convinced a 76-year-old pensioner not to give 9 million rubles to scammers. The man tried to withdraw this amount allegedly to buy a car. After the intervention of the police, the fraudsters sent him a messenger, who was delayed. It turned out that the 21-year-old messenger was also involved in the theft of more than 8 million rubles from another pensioner. A 19-year-old Ryazan college student almost sabotaged a train. The fraudsters intimidated him with accusations of working for the special services of Ukraine and convinced him that setting fire to the substation would supposedly help him avoid criminal responsibility.

The police arrested the student right next to the facility.