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HKMA Alerts Public to Fraudulent Social Media Page Linked to Bank of Singapore

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By Aggregated - see source on September 5, 2024 Blockchain
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Zach Anderson
Sep 05, 2024 17:49

The HKMA has issued a warning about a fraudulent social media page impersonating Bank of Singapore Limited, urging the public to be vigilant.





The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has issued a warning to the public regarding a fraudulent social media page impersonating Bank of Singapore Limited. This alert comes after the bank reported the fraudulent activity to the HKMA, according to the HKMA.

Fraudulent Social Media Activity

The fraudulent social media page has been designed to deceive individuals into believing it is an official channel of Bank of Singapore Limited. The HKMA has emphasized the importance of public awareness in identifying such scams. The authority has advised against clicking on any embedded hyperlinks in messages that purport to come from banks, as these are often used to conduct fraudulent transactions or collect sensitive personal information.

Bank of Singapore’s Official Statement

Bank of Singapore Limited has issued a press release detailing the fraudulent activity and providing guidance on how customers can protect themselves. The HKMA has made this press release available on its website. The bank stressed that it does not send SMS or emails with embedded links directing users to its website for transaction purposes. Additionally, the bank will never request sensitive information such as login credentials or One-Time Passwords (OTPs) via phone, email, or SMS.

Steps for Affected Individuals

The HKMA advises anyone who may have interacted with the fraudulent social media page or provided personal information to contact Bank of Singapore immediately using the contact details provided in the official press release. Furthermore, affected individuals are urged to report the incident to the Hong Kong Police Force’s Crime Wing Information Centre at 2860 5012.

The HKMA continues to monitor and address cybersecurity threats, urging the public to remain cautious and report any suspicious activities promptly.

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