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Over 200 DBS Customers Lose S$446K This Year to Sophisticated Phishing Scams - Vimarsana News

Over 200 DBS Customers Lose S$446K This Year to Sophisticated Phishing Scams

No less than 219 customers of DBS bank have reportedly been duped by sophisticated phishing scams in the first two weeks of 2024.

'Banks do not send SMS with links': $446k already lost to scams in 2024 - Vimarsana News

'Banks do not send SMS with links': $446k already lost to scams in 2024

SINGAPORE — Banks do not send their customers clickable links on SMS, said the Singapore Police Force (SPF) and DBS Bank in a reminder to the public on Jan 14. Since December 2023, there have been more cases of scammers impersonating banks or bank staff to obtain victims’ banking credentials via SMSes. The first two weeks of 2024 saw at...

Banks don't send SMS clickable links, SG police and DBS warn after RM1.55mil lost to scams in two weeks - Vimarsana News

Banks don't send SMS clickable links, SG police and DBS warn after RM1.55mil lost to scams in two weeks

Banks do not send their customers clickable links on SMS, said the Singapore Police Force (SPF) and DBS Bank in a reminder to the public on Jan 14.

Banks do not send customers SMS clickable links: Police, DBS - Vimarsana News

Banks do not send customers SMS clickable links: Police, DBS

Scammers impersonated banks or bank staff to phish victims’ banking credentials via SMSes. Read more at straitstimes.com.

In just 2 weeks, at least 219 people lost over $440k after getting SMSes they thought were from DBS - Vimarsana News

In just 2 weeks, at least 219 people lost over $440k after getting SMSes they thought were from DBS

In just the first two weeks of the year, at least 219 people lost a total of at least $446,000 after getting an SMS they thought was from DBS. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com