Croatia
Elderly Citizens Lose 178,000 Euros in One Week: Police Warn of New Scams
The Virovitica-Podravina Police Department has received four criminal complaints in which citizens, mostly elderly, lost significant sums of money through various forms of online manipulation.
World
Mysterious House in Podgorica: Over 50 Foreigners and Hundreds of Devices
In a Montenegrin police operation in Mareza, citizens of Ukraine, Moldova, and Slovakia were found. Sophisticated equipment and a significant amount of money were discovered, with investigators suspecting possible online fraud.
Croatia
Sisak Director Under Investigation for Defrauding Customers of €89,208
The Sisak Municipal State Attorney's Office has launched an investigation into a 35-year-old director and his company on suspicion of commercial fraud.
Croatia
Police warn pensioners: Fake police officer and taxi driver take €24,000 from woman
Zagreb police held a lecture 'Golden Age - Safe Age' for residents of the Senior Garden retirement home, educating them about increasingly common types of fraud.
World Scene
Nives Celzijus Warns Her Fans
The singer and influencer addressed her followers on Instagram after they started reporting suspicious profiles and alleged private chats on Telegram.
World
The 'Black Widow' Phenomenon: Marrying Russian Soldiers
World
FBI in Alliance with China and Russia: Patel Reveals Secret Cooperation
Croatia
Police solve two fraud cases, damages exceed 25,000 euros
World
AI is Now the Scammers' Top Tool: FBI Report Reveals Massive Losses
AI
AI chatbots more effective than humans in romance scams: experiment shows artificial intelligence builds trust faster
Nearly half of respondents fell for an AI chatbot's request, while less than a fifth trusted a human scammer, warns Wired, researchers call for urgent security measures
Crime
Bulgarian nationals suspected of seven thefts and three online frauds in Dubrovnik
Police determined damages of €14,191, and one transaction was fortunately blocked.
Politics
Zagreb Bank warns of SMS scams: 'Don't open the links'
The bank issued a warning through its mobile app after users began receiving fake messages about blocked accounts.