Phishing Scam Checker — AI Tool
8758 active patterns tracked · 8290 high-risk
Phishing attacks trick you into entering your login credentials, OTP, or personal details on a fake website that looks exactly like a real one. India is one of the top targets for phishing attacks globally, with fake bank portals, fake government websites, and fake payment pages costing victims thousands of crores every year.
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CRITICAL Risk: 10/10Unknown Scam
KBC lottery scam. KBC does not conduct any lottery. This is a fraud to extract money as 'processing fee'. Never pay any amount to claim prizes.
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CRITICAL Risk: 10/1024-Day Digital Arrest by Impersonating Mumbai Crime Branch and CBI
Fraudsters call victims while posing as police or central agency officers and accuse them of serious crimes such as money laundering or illegal activity. They keep the victim under continuous pressure
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CRITICAL Risk: 10/10AI Deepfake & Synthetic Document Scams
How AI-powered deepfakes and synthetic documents are evolving to bypass Indian security.
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CRITICAL Risk: 10/10AI Deepfake Bank Alert Scams
New bank scams use AI-generated deepfakes to trick users into revealing account details. Stay vigilant against fake alerts.
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CRITICAL Risk: 10/10AI Deepfake Bank Official Impersonation
Global fraud update 2026: How AI-generated deepfakes are being used to impersonate bank officials and steal millions.
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CRITICAL Risk: 10/10AI Deepfake Exchange Impersonation
Rising AI deepfake scams impersonating Binance and Coinbase staff to steal user assets.
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CRITICAL Risk: 10/10AI Deepfake Executive Authorization Scam
Overview: This alarming scam leverages the latest AI deepfake technology to impersonate business leaders or finance heads, compelling staff to urgently process fake invoice payments. Attackers use AI-
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CRITICAL Risk: 10/10AI Deepfake Executive Impersonation (BEC)
AI-powered Business Email Compromise (BEC) is evolving. Watch for deepfake video calls from 'executives' in 2026.
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CRITICAL Risk: 10/10AI Deepfake Executive Impersonation for Fund Transfer Fraud
Fraudsters impersonate CEOs, managing directors, or senior executives using AI-generated voice cloning, fake video calls, and bogus social media or chat groups. They contact finance or accounts staff
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CRITICAL Risk: 10/10AI Deepfake Financial Fraud
AI-enhanced deepfake fraud is surging. Learn how scammers use synthetic media to impersonate executives and steal millions.
How This Scam Works — BharatSecure AI
Spreading fastA plain-language breakdown based on 500 real reported scams of this type.
| How they reach you | Reported primary channels are phone calls, WhatsApp, video calls, email, and social media DMs, often using spoofed numbers or AI-cloned voices/deepfake video to impersonate trusted figures such as fam |
| How they gain your trust | Trust is established by convincingly impersonating a known or authoritative person using AI voice cloning or deepfake video, often reinforced by scraped personal data, official-sounding language, or s |
| How they take your money | Observed rails include UPI transfers, QR code payments, bank wire transfers to mule accounts, cryptocurrency, and gift cards; corporate variants route |
| Who they target | Documented targets include finance and accounts staff in businesses (BEC/CEO fraud), elderly individuals, job seekers on LinkedIn/WhatsApp, and emotionally vulnerable relatives subjected to distress/k |
- authority bias (impersonation of officials/executives)
- urgency and panic (fabricated emergencies, time pressure)
- affinity/familiarity trust (cloned voices of loved ones)
- Urgent, high-pressure requests for money or OTPs framed around emergencies or confidentiality
- Unexpected voice or video calls from executives, officials, or relatives requesting transfers
- Requests to move funds to new/unknown accounts, crypto wallets, or via QR/UPI/gift cards
- Threats of arrest, legal action, or account suspension demanding immediate verification
- Deepfake-quality calls impersonating trusted figures combined with instructions not to verify independently
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Phishing scam?
- Phishing attacks trick you into entering your login credentials, OTP, or personal details on a fake website that looks exactly like a real one. India is one of the top targets for phishing attacks globally, with fake bank portals, fake government websites, and fake payment pages costing victims thousands of crores every year.
- How to detect Phishing scams in India?
- BharatSecure tracks 8758 active phishing patterns. Paste any suspicious message, link, or image to get instant AI analysis. Look for urgency language, unknown links, and requests for OTPs or money.
- How to report Phishing fraud in India?
- Report to cybercrime.gov.in or call 1930 (National Cyber Crime Helpline). Contact your bank immediately if money was lost. You can also file a report at your local police station's cyber cell.
- What are the warning signs of Phishing in India?
- Common phishing warning signs include: unexpected messages creating urgency, requests for OTP or UPI PIN, links to unofficial domains, and unsolicited calls claiming to be from banks or government agencies. If anything feels rushed or asks for personal data, it is very likely a phishing scam.
- How to recover money lost in Phishing in India?
- If you lost money to phishing, call 1930 immediately (National Cyber Crime Helpline, 24x7) and file a complaint at cybercrime.gov.in. Contact your bank's fraud helpline within 24 hours to block transactions. Early reporting significantly increases chances of recovery. Keep all screenshots and transaction records as evidence.