Fraud of Rs 2.5 crore by hacking the company's e-mail in Kanpur

By hacking the e-mail of a private company in Kanpur, hackers hacked 3 out of 12 accounts of the company. Fraud of Rs 3 crore. It was revealed that a gang of Nigerian hackers was involved.
The Nigerian gang, with the help of three Indians, carried out a massive scam by transferring a total of Rs 4.5 crore from the bank account of Kanpur-based Ganesh Ecotech Pvt Ltd to another account.
The company's e-mail ID was hacked and the details of the transaction were sent to the bank. The bank made the transaction from the company's account. Delhi's Shahnaz Mohammad, Mumbai's Mohammad Ajmeri and Sajid Ali Khan were also involved.
Originally this conspiracy belonged to a Nigerian gang. Robert, a Nigerian national lodged in a Bareilly jail for defrauding Rs 20 lakh, is likely to be involved in the hacking. Kanpur police will interrogate him. Apart from that, a proposal to reach out to the accused has also been initiated.
The crime branch in Kanpur said the gang was active in transferring money from other accounts to the accounts of ordinary people and then reaching out to collect the amount. Robert, a Nigerian national, also hacked Rs 20 lakh and transferred it to the account of an ordinary laborer in Bareilly. He was then apprehended by the police when he came to collect the amount.
Robert is also likely to be involved in the hacking. There are growing cases of hackers in Nigeria extorting money from hackers by intimidating them.