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Pair from Hong Kong arrested in Bangkok mall with tool for sending fake SMS messages - Vimarsana News

Pair from Hong Kong arrested in Bangkok mall with tool for sending fake SMS messages

Police have arrested two men from Hong Kong with a sophisticated mobile tool for sending fake SMS (short message service) text messages to deceive victims into clicking malicious links.

Pair from HK held in Bangkok mall with tool for sending fake SMS messages - Vimarsana News

Pair from HK held in Bangkok mall with tool for sending fake SMS messages

BANGKOK: Police have arrested two men from Hong Kong with a sophisticated mobile tool for sending fake SMS (short message service) text messages to deceive victims into clicking malicious links.

How to get to Thailand by car? Know how much it will cost - Vimarsana News

How to get to Thailand by car? Know how much it will cost

Thailand, with its rich cultural heritage, stunning beaches, and vibrant cities, is a dream destination for many travelers. While most visit... | News Track

Malaysian mastermind behind RM105mil scam arrested in Thailand - Vimarsana News

Malaysian mastermind behind RM105mil scam arrested in Thailand

PETALING JAYA: Thai police have cracked down on a scam syndicate and arrested nine suspects, including two Malaysians, who allegedly lured more than 50 victims into an investment scheme, causing losses of 800 million baht (RM105.26 million).

Thai police bust major online scam syndicate; two Malaysians among nine arrested - Vimarsana News

Thai police bust major online scam syndicate; two Malaysians among nine arrested

Thailand's police cracked down on a scam syndicate and arrested nine suspects including two Malaysians who allegedly lured more than 50 victims into an investment scheme, causing losses of about 800 million baht (RM 105.26 million).