Singapore appears to be popular with online scammers.
In the past year, more than $500,000 was lost to online scammers, with one in five people here saying they were victims, according to a Norton Cybersecurity Insights Report.
Where are these cheats from?
In the past, they involved syndicates from Nigeria (they were also known as royalty cheats) and Spain (Spanish lottery cheats).
Now, the latest involves syndicates from the Philippines targeting social media users here.
For this scam, men here receive unsolicited offers of sex by female strangers on social media platforms such as Facebook. Full story...
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In the past year, more than $500,000 was lost to online scammers, with one in five people here saying they were victims, according to a Norton Cybersecurity Insights Report.
Where are these cheats from?
In the past, they involved syndicates from Nigeria (they were also known as royalty cheats) and Spain (Spanish lottery cheats).
Now, the latest involves syndicates from the Philippines targeting social media users here.
For this scam, men here receive unsolicited offers of sex by female strangers on social media platforms such as Facebook. Full story...
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