From Guangzhou to Hong Kong to Vietnam, a complex scheme enabled Mailisa to sell substandard beauty products under false origins.

The Ministry of Public Security has launched criminal proceedings against former deputy director Do Huu Tuan over alleged bribery.

In the "purge" year of 2025, musician Luong Bang Quang and other celebrities were arrested for violating the law or banned from performing, and brought to court.

Vietnamese police have dismantled a major transnational drug trafficking network, arresting 13 suspects and seizing 777 kg of synthetic narcotics, the Drug Crime Investigation Police Department (C04) reported on November 20.

Some victims of online fraud suffer from such serious psychological manipulation that even when the real police come in person to talk to them, they don't believe the officers and transfer their money to fake police.

Can Tho authorities have detained three veterinary officers accused of allowing pork infected with African swine fever to pass quarantine checks and be sold at local markets.

Vietnam’s fraud investigation into “Shark” Thuy now spans more than USD 90 million in alleged losses.

As police move to recover funds, more than 30 mortgaged properties and millions in fake shares are at the heart of the case.

The once-celebrated education entrepreneur allegedly orchestrated a massive fake share scheme involving over 10,000 victims.

Authorities have officially indicted Le Trung Khoa and Do Van Nga for acts against the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.

With sophisticated “tricks”, Vu Thi Thuy, CEO of Nhat Nam Real Estate, lured thousands of investors into her trap, signing 43,314 investment cooperation contracts that collected VND9,113 billion.

In recent months, police have prosecuted and detained several well-known figures involved in criminal activities, seizing and freezing their vast assets.

A seemingly harmless message like “I just moved to the city, feeling lonely, can we be friends?” can be a sophisticated trap that many students fall for.

Vietnamese authorities have arrested and are extraditing Le Khac Ngo, known as Mr Hunter, a key suspect in a $200 million international financial scam. The crackdown marks the first complete takedown of a tech-based transnational fraud ring by VN.

Using his medical background, the suspect sedated victims and fractured their bones to mimic real-life accidents and claim payouts.

After an extended period of deliberation, the Hanoi People's Court on November 12 announced sentences for 141 defendants involved in the $106 million gambling case centered around Pullman Hotel.

Prior to that, authorities and industry associations had repeatedly issued “urgent warnings” about fraud involving plantation codes and quality testing certificates for durian.

Police detained Doan Quoc Viet for using TikTok to spread hate speech and insult communities, drawing strong backlash.

In an era where the internet penetrates every corner of life, cybersecurity expert Ngo Minh Hieu, director of Chong Lua Dao, warns: “The more we interact online, the higher the risk of being attacked.”

Authorities have busted multiple large-scale operations producing and selling fake cosmetics worth millions, including a high-profile case involving a singer's husband.