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Retiree loses almost half a million ringgit to property scam

SEREMBAN: A 57-year-old woman has lost RM460,000 over the purchase of a property that she never received.

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PD housewife conned of RM115,000 in crypto scam

PORT DICKSON: A housewife here lost her savings of RM115,000 after being duped in a cryptocurrency investment scam.

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Bank Negara and police efforts to fight cybercrime timely, says Lam Thye

KUALA LUMPUR: The latest efforts by Bank Negara Malaysia and the police in fighting financial crime have been long awaited, says Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye.

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Putting the brakes on cybercrime

KUALA LUMPUR: If you notice your online banking transactions taking a little longer in the future, don’t complain. It’s a sign that your bank is trying to protect you from cybercriminals.

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Preying on pandemic desperation, fraudsters ramp up online job offer scams

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 11 Fake job offers online have become a new favourite of fraudsters targeting Malaysians desperate for income and employment that both dried up during the.

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