QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Jun 10 2022, 08:37 AM)
Damn, yesterday another 61yo ex policeman kena RM20k. Same modus operandi from the previous cases, transferred to ewallet.
Some of the previous cases that I read was that bank claimed that the fraudulent fund transfers were legit transfers and bank don't responsible for the loss.
https://www.sinchew.com.my/20220609/%e9%80%...b9%9f%e6%b2%a1/
Just to share my own precautionally security measure to minimise the financial fraud.
1) turn off unknown sources installation on the phone.
2) set "view only" for FD accounts. (Not all online banking supported)
3) only set max transfer limit on need basis.
4) OTC FD placement if possible.
5) The most important of all, activate and enable APP Approve.
Please share if you have any suggestion to improve the security.
Avoid installing apk apps Some of the previous cases that I read was that bank claimed that the fraudulent fund transfers were legit transfers and bank don't responsible for the loss.
https://www.sinchew.com.my/20220609/%e9%80%...b9%9f%e6%b2%a1/
Just to share my own precautionally security measure to minimise the financial fraud.
1) turn off unknown sources installation on the phone.
2) set "view only" for FD accounts. (Not all online banking supported)
3) only set max transfer limit on need basis.
4) OTC FD placement if possible.
5) The most important of all, activate and enable APP Approve.
Please share if you have any suggestion to improve the security.
Or better
Switch iPhone haha
Jun 10 2022, 09:04 AM

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