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Showing posts with label Phishing Scam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phishing Scam. Show all posts

Monday, September 19, 2022

NTC urges public to report scam messages

By Francis Earl Cueto, Manila Times

September 19, 2022


THE National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) over the weekend encouraged the public to report scam text messages.


Those who will file complaints need to submit their complete name, address, email and contact number as well as the cellphone number that received the messages, a screenshot of the text scam message with the sender's mobile number, and a photo of any of their government-issued IDs to kontratextscam@ntc.gov.ph.


"Your personal data will be kept strictly confidential in accordance with the Data Privacy Act," the NTC said in a statement.


Reports can also be sent to the NTC's website through a text scam complaint form.


According to the regulator, the text message coming from an unknown mobile number that contains a job offer, promises cash and discounts, and may contain a clickable web link is considered a "text scam message."


Numerous text blasts warning consumers about the scam were sent by the telecom companies upon the prodding of the NTC.


Meanwhile, the NTC continued to remind the public to simply ignore the messages by not replying to it or clicking the web link, if there is.


"Once reported to the NTC, immediately block the number and delete the text scam message," it said.

Saturday, May 6, 2017

Google warns of phishing scam that impersonates Google Documents

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Google says it has disabled offending accounts, removed fake pages and updated its Safe Browsing feature, which issues warnings when users visit dangerous sites.
SAN FRANCISCO — Google is warning users to beware of a phishing scam spread by a fraudulent invitation to share a Google Doc.
According to online reports — in particular, a detailed user thread on Reddit — clicking on the share link was taking users to a site that asked permission for a fake app calling itself "Google Docs" to access their accounts. If they agreed, the app would then send additional phishing emails to the users' contacts.

Google says it has disabled offending accounts, removed fake pages and updated its Safe Browsing feature, which issues warnings when users visit dangerous sites. It encourages affected users to run its security check feature.
One telltale sign: The attack email appears to be directed to the address hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh@mailinator.com, and only blind copied to the recipient.
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