Singapore’s proposed caning for scammers raises ethical concerns; emphasis shifts to knowledge as a more effective solutions.
In Singapore, at least S$1.1 billion (US$822 million) was lost to scams last year. CNA's Darrelle Ng recounts how she nearly ...
Bank’s scam prevention effort seek to protect the hard-earned life savings of seniors in Singapore. Read more at straitstimes ...
Standard Chartered Bank (“the Bank”) introduces its all-new MyWay Savings Account (“MyWay”), tailored for clients aged 55 and above, today. With an interest rate of up to 3% and no lock-in period, it ...
Standard Chartered Bank has launched a new savings account, MyWay, aimed at customers aged 55 and above, offering up to 3% interest.
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Philstar.com on MSNPCO, CICC launch Hotline 1326 vs scams, deepfakesThe Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center yesterday signed an agreement with the Presidential Communications ...
SINGAPORE: A cybersecurity exercise jointly conducted by the Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) and the Singapore Business ...
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The Manila Times on MSNSingapore lost over $1.1B to scamsSINGAPORE saw more than S$1.1 billion lost to scams in 2024, with scam and cybercrime cases rising by 10.8 percent to 55,810, according to figures released by the Singapore Police Force. Phishing ...
All advertisers on Facebook will be required to verify their identities against government-issued records by the end of June.
SINGAPORE saw more than S$1.1 billion lost to scams in 2024, with scam and cybercrime cases rising ... are using more sophisticated methods to exploit victims. "Without awareness and robust security ...
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