Phishing attacks on the rise


KUALA LUMPUR: CyberSecurity Malaysia has advised Internet users to be wary of e-mails from “banks” asking them to update personal details, reactivate online banking accounts or participate in surveys offering cash rewards.

Those who received such e-mails are advised to delete them because by responding to these messages, they could become victims of phishing attacks, which are on the rise in the country.

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