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A woman lost $20,000 after scanning a QR code with malware at a bubble tea shop. - Bigiron - 08-05-2023

A woman lost $20,000 after scanning a QR code with malware at a bubble tea shop.

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RE: A woman lost $20,000 after scanning a QR code with malware at a bubble tea shop. - RichDad - 08-05-2023

Very misleading title. I thought she scanned the QR and got scammed. That's impossible.

It is because she downloaded and installed a malware app lah.

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RE: A woman lost $20,000 after scanning a QR code with malware at a bubble tea shop. - Sentinel - 08-05-2023



This beaver is talking rocks!

And he is Beaver Chua, head of anti-fraud at OCBC Bank’s group financial crime compliance department

Imagining that!

What a moron!

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RE: A woman lost $20,000 after scanning a QR code with malware at a bubble tea shop. - Sentinel - 08-05-2023

(08-05-2023, 10:52 AM)RichDad Wrote:  Very misleading title. I thought she scanned the QR and got scammed. That's impossible.

It is because she downloaded and installed a malware app lah.

Even then, it is impossible to have her account drained without her knowing.

The bank app is identified exclusively to your phone and there is no such a thing as remotely taking over your mobile

It is not a desktop, even then, there is OTP, that decisively breaks any MITM attacks

IAM appalled at the fake info these blockheads in-charge of cyber-security are dishing out to the public

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