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Phishing Scams Targeting SIMBA Users Surge with 62 Reported Cases

Phishing Scams Targeting SIMBA Users Surge with 62 Reported Cases

First seen 21 Oct 2026, 15:41 UTC • •
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ThreatCluster •October 21, 2026 at 17:09 UTC
  • •62 phishing scams linked to fake SIMBA websites reported since March 2026.
  • •Victims lost approximately S$83,000 (US$64,900) due to unauthorized transactions.
  • •Police advise users to verify website addresses and use security features like two-factor authentication.

Since March 2026, at least 62 phishing scams involving fake SIMBA websites have been reported in Singapore, resulting in losses of approximately S$83,000 (US$64,900). Victims searching for SIMBA top-up services on Google were misled to phishing sites that mimicked the legitimate provider. These sites prompted users to enter sensitive personal and banking information, leading to unauthorized transactions. The police have issued warnings, advising users to verify website addresses and utilize security measures like two-factor authentication. Specific fraudulent domains include simba-sg.asia and simba.sg-fastrecharge.shop. Victims are urged to report scams to their banks and the police immediately.

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2026-10-21
Police issue advisory on phishing scams
Singapore police reported 62 cases of phishing scams involving fake SIMBA websites and warned the public about the increasing threat.
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Common questions

How can I identify a fake SIMBA website?
Check for discrepancies in the website address and avoid clicking links from search engines.
What should I do if I fell victim to the scam?
Immediately contact your bank to report unauthorized transactions and lodge a police report.
What security measures can I take to protect myself?
Enable two-factor authentication on your online accounts and set transaction limits for internet banking.