Abu Dhabi Judicial Department Warns Against E-Fraud And Cybercrime

ADJD Warns on E-Fraud Penalties

ADJD has warned online criminals that e-fraud carries at least one year in prison and fines up to AED 1 million. Cybercrimes, including identity theft and fraudulent schemes, can lead to fines, jail time, or both, depending on severity. The goal is to keep the digital space secure for all. Always verify transactions, protect your personal information, and report suspicious activity. Stay cautious online!

Penalties for Unlawful Seizure and Online Fraud

The law targets those who unlawfully seize property, benefits, or bonds without permission, as well as those who use fraud, fake identities, or online tricks to steal what isn’t theirs.

Community was urged to stay alert

Abu Dhabi residents are urged to stay alert online and report suspicious activity. Protect yourself and others by using strong passwords, keeping personal info private, and watching for red flags like phishing or fake websites. Everyone plays a role in keeping the digital world secure, so report anything suspicious right away!

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