how is it possible plse explain
#31

More often than not, these are insiders.

Today, receive a call, no caller name, on my old iPhone. "DBS bank.. a number of times..." I am no longer using that iPhone. There is no SIM card. Whenever I receive a call from that Old iPhone, I straight away know it is a scam call as there is no SIM card.

For sure, you know that the call is not from a normal phone or handphone.
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#32

(31-12-2021, 03:59 PM)theold Wrote:  Eg. Likely someone access the bank website. They need a few items. The actual person needs to key in the details(ID, name, password, and OTP). They send you a link. Once this actual person keys in the details, that someone now has access to that website. The actual person is no longer needed.
This is phishing technique which I understand. But you said something like mirror to counter the phishing. How to mirror?.... Thinking

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#33

(31-12-2021, 04:06 PM)Huliwang Wrote:  This is phishing technique which I understand. But you said something like mirror to counter the phishing. How to mirror?.... Thinking

One fake website and one real. 

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In detail, I am not really sure how it works.

https://danielmalmer.medium.com/using-wg...8950f8cc6c
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#34

(31-12-2021, 04:07 PM)theold Wrote:  One fake website and one real. 

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In detail, I am not really sure how it works.

https://danielmalmer.medium.com/using-wg...8950f8cc6c

Thanks for info. Interesting...... Big Grin

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#35

Are the victims going to be fully compensated by the bank?

I had small amounts charged to my CC over a period of 2 or 3 weeks before that bank alert me.

When I said that I did not make such transactions they said they will investigate.

That was 2 months ago. No further report from the bank but the unauthorised charges remained as my liability.
They were not reversed>


crying  
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#36

https://www.desiblitz.com/content/indian...estigation
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#37

(31-12-2021, 10:18 AM)Talent Wrote:  https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/c...-ocbc-bank

I always think the only only way to stop hackers and scammers is to impose a death penalty. Once you manage to catch them, just shoot them, Duterte style. Put up a reward also, a million dollar for informer.... Sure to scare the hell out of would be, even it is very difficult to catch them

CHAOS & Cityhantam are 2 sick CCP mother-fcuker bastards, who support Islamic radical Simplemen, aka Imran, who has been belittling Chinese, juz because their mothers like farking Hamas dogs

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#38

(31-12-2021, 12:41 PM)RiseofAsia Wrote:  Got 1 joker say, see +65 on the phone indicates it is call from foreign country?
This is the biggest joke I ever heard. Rotfl
I think he has never in his life order anything online before…

Local call don't have +65 in front already.
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#39

(31-12-2021, 05:55 PM)winbig Wrote:  Local call don't have +65 in front already.

That's what I thought but still got it leh. I got a few..
Dont know why...
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#40

(31-12-2021, 04:41 PM)YummyKing Wrote:  I always think the only only way to stop hackers and scammers is to impose a death penalty. Once you manage to catch them, just shoot them, Duterte style. Put up a reward also, a million dollar for informer.... Sure to scare the hell out of would be, even it is very difficult to catch them
Your suggestions seem too harsh, but some heavy penalties is needed to rid of these  scammers, and potential scammers.... Angry Angry
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#41

https://zh.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E8%87%B...6%E5%9C%98
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#42

ocbc dominated by young punks

scb how
dangerous or not
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#43

(31-12-2021, 10:31 PM)Talent Wrote:  ocbc dominated by young punks

scb how
dangerous or not

Those which outsource IT services are more dangerous.

SCB doesn't outsource IT services.
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