Keeping You Protected
An Advance-fee Scam is a form of fraud where a scammer convinces a target to pay a relatively small amount of money upfront in exchange for a much larger sum of money, a high-value gift, or a special service that never actually materializes. It relies heavily on Social Engineering, creating…
An OTP (One-Time Password or One-Time Pin) Scam is a type of fraud where a criminal tricks you into sharing the unique security code sent to your phone or email. Because banks and apps use OTPs as a "final lock" (Two-Factor Authentication) to verify your identity, obtaining this code gives…
A Lottery Scam is a type of fraud where scammers trick victims into believing they have won a large sum of money or a valuable prize in a lottery, sweepstakes, or prize draw they usually didn't even enter. The scam works by convincing the victim to pay an upfront fee…
A scam (also known as a confidence trick, con, or swindle) is a dishonest or fraudulent scheme, usually designed to persuade a person to part with their money or personal information by gaining their trust. Scammers often play on people's emotions, such as their fear, greed, naivety, or compassion, or…
