Hyderabad: Two days after the Hyderabad police arrested iBomma website mastermind Emandi Ravi, police commissioner VC Sajjanar said police found 21,000 pirated movies from his storage devices.During a ...

Hyderabad: The cybercrime police, Hyderabad, on Tuesday explained how movie pirate Imadi Ravi turned the rogue movie-streaming portal iBomma into a gateway for illegal gaming and betting apps, ...

Hyderabad: After the arrest of iBomma founder Ravi and the subsequent blocking of the piracy website, several new platforms have emerged attempting to impersonate the original site and provide illegal ...

Hyderabad: On the third day of questioning on Saturday, police investigators questioned iBomma movie piracy case accused Immadi Ravi on his assets in foreign countries, purchased from the illegal ...

Telangana (TG) police have arrested the man behind iBomma, a popular Telugu piracy website. Addressing the press, Hyderabad City Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar stated that piracy sites continue to ...

Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma took to social media to call out the ‘ignorance’ of those hailing the pirate website iBomma and its owner Immadi Ravi. The man behind the pirate website iBomma, Immadi Ravi, ...

The long hunt for iBomma’s elusive operator ended this week when Hyderabad Police arrested Immadhi Ravi, the man accused of running one of India’s biggest piracy networks. Commissioner VC Sajjanar ...

Hyderabad: In a major breakthrough, the Cyberabad police have nabbed iBomma founder Immadi Ravi on Friday night in connection with movie piracy case. A team of police nabbed Ravi as soon as he landed ...

The Cyber Crime Unit of Hyderabad arrested the alleged mastermind behind the iBomma and Bappam piracy racket. The ecosystem is a sprawling network of more than 65 mirror websites that has caused ...

HYDERABAD: iBomma founder Immadi Ravi lived a lavish, globe-trotting lifestyle, travelling to a new country almost every week, Hyderabad Additional Commissioner of Police (ACP) M Srinivasulu said on ...

Recently, there has been a surge in a type of cybercrime in which fraudsters impersonate law enforcement or government officials to intimidate victims through audio or video calls, and then hold them ...