Vishing: Fraud by Phone Call
Vishing is voice phishing: a live call or voicemail that impersonates a bank, police force, or technical support to pressure you into moving money or…
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Vishing is voice phishing: a live call or voicemail that impersonates a bank, police force, or technical support to pressure you into moving money or…
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Phishing is when someone pretends to be a trusted organisation to trick you into entering passwords, payment details, or other sensitive information.
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Romance fraud is a long deception in which someone builds an emotional relationship online in order to obtain money, information, or both.
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Fake job scams offer work that does not exist, then charge fees, extract free labour, or collect sensitive personal and banking information.
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Fake investment platforms show convincing dashboards and imaginary profits, then block withdrawals and demand more money before you can cash out.
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Ponzi and advance-fee schemes promise large returns or payouts, using money from new participants or upfront fees to create the illusion of success.
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Business email compromise is impersonation of an executive, supplier, or colleague to authorise a fraudulent payment or change bank details.
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Marketplace scams use fake listings, overpayment tricks, and off-platform payments to take money without delivering goods, or goods without paying.
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Account takeover happens when a criminal gains access to one of your accounts, often by persuading you to share a one-time code or by reusing a leake…
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Smishing is phishing sent by text message or chat app, using short links and urgency to push you into acting from your phone.
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