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Dah Sing Banking : Bank Statement on Fraudulent Website -April 05, 2024 at 07:08 am EDT - Vimarsana News

Dah Sing Banking : Bank Statement on Fraudulent Website -April 05, 2024 at 07:08 am EDT

Dah Sing Bank, Limited has become aware today that fraudster is/are operating a fraudulent website dsbgl.com which is designed to look like the Bank's official website, and asks users to enter their...

Fake Investment Website: CA loses ₹9L to fake investment website Surat | Surat News - Vimarsana News

Fake Investment Website: CA loses ₹9L to fake investment website Surat | Surat News

A chartered accountant in Surat lost ₹9.3 lakh to a fake investment website. This incident highlights that even finance professionals can become victims of online fraud.

City of Austin warns of website impersonating 'Park ATX' app - Vimarsana News

City of Austin warns of website impersonating 'Park ATX' app

The City of Austin warned users about a "fraudulent" website impersonating Austin's Park ATX app Friday, according to a press release from the Austin Transportation and Public Works Department.

Source: yahoo.com
Dah Sing Banking : Statement on Phishing Email Directing to Fraudulent Website - Vimarsana News

Dah Sing Banking : Statement on Phishing Email Directing to Fraudulent Website

Dah Sing Bank, Limited has become aware today that fraudsters have issued a phishing email, pretending it to be from the Bank. The phishing email requests customers or members of the public to click... | June 1, 2023

Attorney general shuts down websites impersonating NY State Dept. of State - Vimarsana News

Attorney general shuts down websites impersonating NY State Dept. of State

New York Attorney General Letitia James shut down two websites she said impersonated the New York State Department of State.

Source: wcax.com