Asiaone Phishing Scams Target Singaporean Travellers to Malaysia via SMS
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The Singapore police reported at least 10 cases of phishing scams targeting Singaporeans traveling to Malaysia, resulting in losses exceeding $24,000. Victims received SMS messages impersonating the Land Transport Authority (LTA) regarding unpaid vehicle tolls after connecting to Malaysian telecommunications networks. The messages were sent from LTA's former official sender ID.
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2026-02-10
Police warn of phishing scams targeting Singaporean travelers
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