CHINA SLAMS US TARIFFS AS ‘BULLYING’, CALLS FOR CONSULTATIONS. (PHOTO).

According to Spanish police, the woman operated a sophisticated scam over the past eight months, extorting nearly £13,500 (around Rs 15 lakh) from her victims.
The woman, apprehended in Azkoitia near San Sebastian, manipulated her victims by creating fake compromising images. She used a photo montage app to superimpose their faces onto AI-generated bodies and then threatened to share these images publicly and with their families unless they paid her.
Police discovered evidence of her crimes on her phone, including 3,500 chat logs documenting her blackmail schemes. Despite limited resources, the woman was highly skilled in deceiving and intimidating her victims, making her scam both effective and damaging.
Authorities have urged people to be cautious about their online interactions and warned against sharing personal information or photos with strangers. The case highlights the growing misuse of technology for malicious purposes and the importance of robust cybercrime investigations.
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