A study by the Future Crime Research Foundation (FCRF) has revealed that Bharatpur and Mathura have replaced Jamtara and Nuh as the top cybercrime hotspots in India. The study found that the top 10 districts in the country contribute to 80% of cybercrimes. Factors contributing to the vulnerability of these districts include geographical proximity to urban centers, limited cyber security infrastructure, economic challenges, and low digital literacy. The FCRF emphasizes the need for targeted awareness campaigns, law enforcement resources, and educational initiatives to reduce cybercrime rates in these districts. Additionally, emerging hotspots demand attention and proactive measures from authorities and the public.
