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180 million scam calls blocked in S'pore in first half of 2023; ScamShield blocked 80,000 phone numbers, Latest Singapore News - Vimarsana News

180 million scam calls blocked in S'pore in first half of 2023; ScamShield blocked 80,000 phone numbers, Latest Singapore News

Singapore News - Telcos here blocked about 180 million suspected scam calls in the first six months of 2023. And more than 3,700 mobile lines, believed to be used by scammers, were flagged by the police to telcos for termination during the same period. Minister of State for Home... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Alvin Tan on Shared Responsibility Framework for phishing scams - Vimarsana News

Alvin Tan on Shared Responsibility Framework for phishing scams

With the “waterfall approach” taken under a proposed Shared Responsibility Framework (SRF) for phishing scams, only if a bank and telco fully discharge their stipulated duties will the customer at the “bottom” have to bear the loss. Besides assigning accountability for scam losses, this approach also incentivis

Banks can make goodwill payouts to scam victims beyond shared responsibility framework: Alvin Tan - Vimarsana News

Banks can make goodwill payouts to scam victims beyond shared responsibility framework: Alvin Tan

The regulator has “leaned on the banks to be even more accommodative” in these payments, Mr Alvin Tan said Read more at straitstimes.com.

Bank customers advised to switch to push notifications as they are more secure than SMSes - Vimarsana News

Bank customers advised to switch to push notifications as they are more secure than SMSes

Traditional SMS messages lack encryption and are inherently insecure, and can be spoofed by scammers. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Bank customers in SG advised to switch to push notifications as they are more secure than SMSes - Vimarsana News

Bank customers in SG advised to switch to push notifications as they are more secure than SMSes

Consumers should switch to push notifications instead of SMS alerts for digital banking because they are safer and more secure, experts told The Straits Times.