government watch list fake message The Government today reminded members of the public to remain vigilant against phone scammers posing as immigration officers as well as a fraudulent SMS message falsely claiming to be issued by the Education Bureau.
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1 · Watch out for fake govt websites and links by scammers taking advantage
2 · SWD urges public to be alert to fraudulent calls and SMS messages
3 · Office of the Communications Authority
4 · Latest Scam Alerts
5 · LCQ5: Cases of fraud through mobile phone SMS messages
6 · Hong Kong Monetary Authority
7 · HKMA and HKAB Raise Public Awareness of Phishing Attacks
8 · Fraudulent website and phishing emails related to The Hongkong
9 · Beware of Fraudsters!
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Phishing frauds have increased significantly recently. Based on statistics reported to the HKMA, banks detected 169 cases of suspicious websites, mobile applications, and phishing SMS and emails in the first six months of 2021, up 145% from 69 in the first half of 2020. The list below covers press releases for alerting the public on phishing SMS and email messages that have been issued by the HKMA. Press Release(s) The HKMA alerts the public to phishing scams via hyperlinks embedded in SMS or emails. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has recently received reports from banks about their customers having received phishing SMS or emails with embedded hyperlinks purportedly sent by the banks.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) wishes to alert members of the public to a press release issued by The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited relating to a fraudulent website and phishing emails, which has been reported to the HKMA. A hyperlink to the press release is available on the HKMA website. The Government today reminded members of the public to remain vigilant against phone scammers posing as immigration officers as well as a fraudulent SMS message falsely claiming to be issued by the Education Bureau.The Office of the Communications Authority (OFCA) reminds members of the public to stay alert to fraudulent calls and scam emails on different matters purporting to be made or sent by the Communications Authority (CA) or OFCA. Fraudulent Calls Relating to .
It has been reported that despite the Government's implementation of the Real-name Registration Programme for Subscriber Identification Module Cards, there are still quite a number of overseas fraudsters who steal the credit card or online banking information of members of the public by sending them mobile phone SMS messages impersonating .The SMS messages provide weblinks directed to a fake SWD website which attempts to obtain public's personal information. The SWD clarified that it had neither made the voice calls nor issued the SMS messages in question. The cases have been referred to the Hong Kong Police Force for investigation. Malicious actors have been setting up fraudulent websites and circulating messages to spread fake news and phish for personal and financial information. Some of the schemes appear to offer financial “help”, preying on people who . Fake vs Real WeChat Customer Service. 2024-08-02. Phishing Scammers Impersonating Carousell. 2024-07-23. Beware of Fraudulent HKPF site of Online Booking System. 2024-07-17. Beware of Tech Support Scam. 2024-07-08. Caution! Fraudulent Investment and Wealth Management Channels for Deception (keep updating) 2024-07-05.
Phishing frauds have increased significantly recently. Based on statistics reported to the HKMA, banks detected 169 cases of suspicious websites, mobile applications, and phishing SMS and emails in the first six months of 2021, up 145% from 69 in the first half of 2020. The list below covers press releases for alerting the public on phishing SMS and email messages that have been issued by the HKMA. Press Release(s) The HKMA alerts the public to phishing scams via hyperlinks embedded in SMS or emails. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has recently received reports from banks about their customers having received phishing SMS or emails with embedded hyperlinks purportedly sent by the banks.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) wishes to alert members of the public to a press release issued by The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited relating to a fraudulent website and phishing emails, which has been reported to the HKMA. A hyperlink to the press release is available on the HKMA website.
The Government today reminded members of the public to remain vigilant against phone scammers posing as immigration officers as well as a fraudulent SMS message falsely claiming to be issued by the Education Bureau.
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The Office of the Communications Authority (OFCA) reminds members of the public to stay alert to fraudulent calls and scam emails on different matters purporting to be made or sent by the Communications Authority (CA) or OFCA. Fraudulent Calls Relating to .
It has been reported that despite the Government's implementation of the Real-name Registration Programme for Subscriber Identification Module Cards, there are still quite a number of overseas fraudsters who steal the credit card or online banking information of members of the public by sending them mobile phone SMS messages impersonating .The SMS messages provide weblinks directed to a fake SWD website which attempts to obtain public's personal information. The SWD clarified that it had neither made the voice calls nor issued the SMS messages in question. The cases have been referred to the Hong Kong Police Force for investigation. Malicious actors have been setting up fraudulent websites and circulating messages to spread fake news and phish for personal and financial information. Some of the schemes appear to offer financial “help”, preying on people who .
Fake vs Real WeChat Customer Service. 2024-08-02. Phishing Scammers Impersonating Carousell. 2024-07-23. Beware of Fraudulent HKPF site of Online Booking System. 2024-07-17. Beware of Tech Support Scam. 2024-07-08. Caution! Fraudulent Investment and Wealth Management Channels for Deception (keep updating) 2024-07-05. Phishing frauds have increased significantly recently. Based on statistics reported to the HKMA, banks detected 169 cases of suspicious websites, mobile applications, and phishing SMS and emails in the first six months of 2021, up 145% from 69 in the first half of 2020.
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The list below covers press releases for alerting the public on phishing SMS and email messages that have been issued by the HKMA. Press Release(s)
The HKMA alerts the public to phishing scams via hyperlinks embedded in SMS or emails. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has recently received reports from banks about their customers having received phishing SMS or emails with embedded hyperlinks purportedly sent by the banks. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) wishes to alert members of the public to a press release issued by The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited relating to a fraudulent website and phishing emails, which has been reported to the HKMA. A hyperlink to the press release is available on the HKMA website.
The Government today reminded members of the public to remain vigilant against phone scammers posing as immigration officers as well as a fraudulent SMS message falsely claiming to be issued by the Education Bureau.
The Office of the Communications Authority (OFCA) reminds members of the public to stay alert to fraudulent calls and scam emails on different matters purporting to be made or sent by the Communications Authority (CA) or OFCA. Fraudulent Calls Relating to . It has been reported that despite the Government's implementation of the Real-name Registration Programme for Subscriber Identification Module Cards, there are still quite a number of overseas fraudsters who steal the credit card or online banking information of members of the public by sending them mobile phone SMS messages impersonating .The SMS messages provide weblinks directed to a fake SWD website which attempts to obtain public's personal information. The SWD clarified that it had neither made the voice calls nor issued the SMS messages in question. The cases have been referred to the Hong Kong Police Force for investigation.
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