KUALA LUMPUR: RM20mil has been allocated for the National Scam Response Centre (NSRC). Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the sum was needed to elevate the role of the NSRC in curbing ...

DESPITE the best efforts of the National Scam Response Centre (NSRC), scams continue to increase, severely impacting the financial, psychological, and social wellbeing of consumers. In 2023 alone ...

Malaysia’s National Fraud Portal (NFP) has significantly reduced the time required to trace stolen funds by 75%, bringing the process down to just 30 minutes, according to the country’s Deputy ...

ED said it initiated a probe after numerous reports emerged that fans were being ‘deceived/cheated’ through ‘fraudulent’ ticket sales after the rapid sellout of entry passes.

such as "Semak Mule," the CCID Scam Response Centre (03-26101559 / 03-26101599), the CCID Infoline, the official Facebook pages of JSJK PDRM and BSJK PDRM, and the National Scam Response Centre ...

and came after an investigation by this masthead uncovered major failures in HSBC’s response to the signature scam. Over at least 10 months in 2023 and 2024, fraudsters were able to infiltrate ...

Malaysia, for instance, doubled the allocation for the National Scam Response Centre —a one-stop operational center to coordinate rapid responses to online financial fraud— to RM20 million in ...

RM20 million to strengthen the National Scam Response Centre. Additional staffing of 100 people for the National Cyber Security Agency (Nacsa), along with an additional allocation of RM10 million.

Social media giant Meta agrees with the Australian Government that scams are a huge problem — but it doesn’t want to be on ...

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 18 — The government is allocating RM30 million in Budget 2025 to bolster efforts to curb scams as well as enhancing cyber security in Malaysia, said Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. The ...

After the attack, the head of Uganda’s Olympic Committee, Donald Rukare, decried Marangach’s “vicious attack” against Cheptegei, while the Paris Olympics organisers said the “despicable crime reminds ...