Investment scam

Common investment scams may involve lucrative investment opportunities such as shares, bonds, cryptocurrencies, rare metals, overseas investments, or alternative energy.

Invoice Fraud

Someone claiming to be a representative of a supplier, provider, or creditor contacts a company. They request that payment bank details be changed, such as the beneficiary of the new bank account controlled by them.

General Advice

Cybercriminals are constantly looking for ways to make money at your expense. Individuals and organizations are often victims of scams that involve various social engineering techniques, where the required information is obtained from a person instead of by breaking into a system.

Phishing, vishing, and smishing

Phishing (via email), smishing (via SMS), and vishing (via voice calls) are the most common cybercrime methods targeting bank customers.

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