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Kenal The Scam, Before You Kena Scam
You are the best defense against scams. Learn to spot, stop, and secure your devices with our videos and dedicated portal. Empower yourself—learn and 'Kenal Sebelum Kena'!
Malware Scam
Imagine this: You spot an amazing durian promotion online. To get it, the seller tells you to install an app using a special link to download an .APK file. After installing it, the app asks permission to manage your device. This simple click can let scammers control your phone, stealing your bank details and the money in your account!
Imagine this: You spot an amazing durian promotion online. To get it, the seller tells you to install an app using a special link to download an .APK file. After installing it, the app asks permission to manage your device. This simple click can let scammers control your phone, stealing your bank details and the money in your account!
Kenal Sebelum Kena - Learn how to spot scam tricks by watching our video.
Phishing Scam
Have you spotted an ad for a cleaning service with an irresistible promo? Proceed with caution! It may lead you to a website asking for your bank login to pay for the booking. But beware—if the login page is missing your security image and phrase, it's a scam. Keying in your details could let scammers access your bank account.
Have you spotted an ad for a cleaning service with an irresistible promo? Proceed with caution! It may lead you to a website asking for your bank login to pay for the booking. But beware—if the login page is missing your security image and phrase, it's a scam. Keying in your details could let scammers access your bank account.
Kenal Sebelum Kena - Learn how to spot scam tricks by watching our video.
Phone / SMS Scam
Received an SMS about a card transaction you don’t recognise, complete with a phone number to call? Caution! Banks don’t send SMS with a phone number. If you call, scammers may urge you to transfer your money to a 'safe' account as they talk about freezing your existing account for security.
Received an SMS about a card transaction you don’t recognise, complete with a phone number to call? Caution! Banks don’t send SMS with a phone number. If you call, scammers may urge you to transfer your money to a 'safe' account as they talk about freezing your existing account for security.
Kenal Sebelum Kena - Learn how to spot scam tricks by watching our video.
What’re the Key Takeaways?
Don’t download .APK files
Don’t share your banking details with anyone
Don’t entertain suspicious SMS or phone calls
What to Do if You Got Scammed?
1
Activate Kill Switch feature immediately
in your banking app to stop further transactions.
2
Contact your banks’ fraud hotline
or the National Scam Response Centre at 997.
3
File a police report to document the incident
and assist with investigations into the scam.
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