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Phishing scams using Singapore police logo re-emerging, public warned

SINGAPORE: Singaporeans are warned to be careful if they receive a pop-up alert on their devices that bears the Singapore Police Force's (SPF) logo, warning them that it has been locked.

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利用新加坡警方标志的网络钓鱼诈骗再次出现,公众需警惕

The phishing alerts had a countdown timer to pressure victims into providing their bank card details to make payment and get their devices unlocked. - ST/ANN

SINGAPORE: Singaporeans are warned to be careful if they receive a pop-up alert on their devices that bears the Singapore Police Force’s (SPF) logo, warning them that it has been locked.

Explaining this scam variant, the police said in a press statement on Sept 20 that victims had encountered fake alerts bearing the SPF logo which claimed that their personal devices had been “locked” for repeatedly accessing websites with illegal content.

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