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AGENSI pakar sekuriti dan teknikal siber kebangsaan, Cybersecurity Malaysia melaporkan bahawa sebanyak 60 peratus daripada 1,302 kes di negara ini yang diterima antara Januari hingga April 2018 merupakan aduan yang melibatkan penipuan siber.Hal ini mendapat perhatian perbadanan multinasional dari Amerika Syarikat, Fortinet yang mahu pengguna internet di Malaysia supaya mengelakkan diri daripada menjadi mangsa penipuan siber.Pakar Strategis Keselamatan dan Rangkaian Fortinet, Gavin Chow berkata, penjenayah siber kini semakin licik dan mereka menggunakan pelbagai taktik penipuan untuk mendapatkan akses kepada peranti atau rangkaian, memeras wang serta mencuri maklumat yang berharga.“Oleh kerana pengguna terus menyambung lebih banyak peranti ke rangkaian, risiko penipuan boleh berlaku menyebabkan ia semakin meningkat.
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A DEAL too good to be true is likely to be a scam. At least 30 people learnt this the hard way after placing deposits ranging between a few hundred ringgit and RM7,000 to book secondhand vehicles purportedly sold at half the market rate on an e-marketplace site.
Chong Wai Motor Enterprise manager Wong Kok Choong, 32, said many victims came to his used car dealership in Kepong, which the scammer claimed to represent, only to find that they had been duped.
Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/metro/metro-news/2019/01/09/30-people-scammed-into-buying-cheap-cars-via-text-messages-calls/#K83z1IcABcJ3GY6j.99
Read more: 30 people scammed into buying 'cheap' cars via text messages, calls