Phishing Scams

Clicking on links that seem trustworthy but actually steal your personal information.

How Does It Happen?

Here is how Phishing Scams unfold.

Example of a scammer sending an email impersonating law enforcement authorities:

1 You will receive unsolicited SMS/messages/emails that resemble legitimate organisations – like your bank, the police, a utility provider or a company.

2 It contains clickable hyperlinks that lead you to key in your online banking credentials or personal information.

3 Once you enter your information, scammers will have the opportunity to steal your money.

How to Defend

Here is what you can do to protect yourself.
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Be extra careful with clickable hyperlinks from unsolicited SMS/messages/emails.

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Always log into your banking account via your bank's official website.

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Pay close attention to the web link before proceeding with your banking activities.

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Ensure your security image and phrase are correct before keying in your password.

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