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Why are cyber fraudsters not caught quickly?

Why are cyber fraudsters not caught quickly ? Cyber fraudsters can be caught, but tracking them is difficult due to several reasons: 1. Use of VPNs and Proxy Servers – Fraudsters hide their real location using VPNs or proxy servers, making it hard to trace their actual IP address. 2. Dark Web and Encrypted Communication – They use the Dark Web and encrypted messaging apps, which keep their identity and transactions anonymous. 3. International Operations – Many cybercriminals operate from different countries. Differences in laws and lack of cooperation between nations make it difficult to catch them. 4. Fake Identities and Stolen Data – Fraudsters use fake IDs, stolen credit cards, and spoofed emails, making it hard to track the real culprit. 5. Lack of Awareness and Reporting Delays – Many victims do not report cyber fraud immediately or stay silent out of fear, giving criminals more time to escape. However, if fraud is reported promptly (through a Cyber Crime Portal or local police st...

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