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BEWARE Of UPI SMS Scam! Bengaluru Woman's Personal Experience Will Rattle You - Vimarsana News

BEWARE Of UPI SMS Scam! Bengaluru Woman's Personal Experience Will Rattle You

Along with a convenient and smooth method of payment, this new technology is also proving to be a safety hazard for users. - BEWARE Of UPI SMS Scam! Bengaluru Woman's Personal Experience Will Rattle You

Source: india.com
Bengaluru Entrepreneur Warns About New SMS Scam; Here's How She Averted The Trap - Vimarsana News

Bengaluru Entrepreneur Warns About New SMS Scam; Here's How She Averted The Trap

The woman almost fell prey to a well laid out fraud that simply employs smartly designed SMS to cause confusion and, eventually, take money.

Source: news18.com
iTWire - Five telcos sent 50 million SMS without verification, ACMA finds - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Five telcos sent 50 million SMS without verification, ACMA finds

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has flagged five telcos for sending bulk SMS that breached multi anti-scam and public safety...

Source: itwire.com
Government Warns Of Smishing Attacks. Here's How To Stay Safe - Vimarsana News

Government Warns Of Smishing Attacks. Here's How To Stay Safe

The Indian government has been cracking down on common cybercrimes and has set up websites and helplines for victims to report cyber fraud and scams. Now, the latest warning from the cyber agency is against a new scam called 'Smishing'.

Source: ndtv.com
An average Indian gets 12 fake messages daily and these are the most common ones they fall prey to: Study - Vimarsana News

An average Indian gets 12 fake messages daily and these are the most common ones they fall prey to: Study

Among the most prevalent forms of sophisticated deception, the majority of Indian consumers succumb to fake job notifications or offers (64%) and bank alert messages (52%).