Online scams exploit human emotions, not just technology
Photo: Focus Malaysia
Online scams increasingly target anyone, making digital literacy, careful verification and family support essential tools in preventing costly everyday mistakes.
From the original report
TODAY, online scams are no longer an issue that only affects people who are considered “naive” when it comes to technology.
In an increasingly digital world, anyone can become a target, including educated individuals, professionals, active social media users and people who regularly conduct online transactions.
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- Sep 20, 2026
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- Sep 20, 2026
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