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BSP received 20,000 financial cybercrime complaints last year

The BSP said around 13 percent of the complaints involved fraudulent or unauthorized transactions of various financial products and services like deposit, credit card, electronic money, and remittance.

3.3 million users of Cashalo affected by data breach: NPC

The privacy body said a certain hacker under the name “creepxploit” is selling the personal data of 3.3 million users of Cashalo containing their usernames, passwords, e-mail addresses, phone numbers, and device identifications.

Cashalo confirms data breach incident, says it is working with NPC

Online lending firm Cashalo issued a statement on Saturday, Feb. 20, saying its “IT security team discovered a potential data security incident involving a Cashalo-only database archive”.

NPC: We’re investigating selling of Cashalo users data on ‘dark Web’

According to a discussion thread in the Facebook page of Privacy.PH, the personal data being peddled at the dark Web appears to be legitimate although Cashalo has not yet submitted any breach incident report to the NPC.

SEC warns against crypto, crowdfunding scams

In separate advisories issued on Feb. 9, the SEC advised the public to exercise caution when dealing with Solmax Global Limited and Igniter 100, as well as BitAccelerate.

Threats disguised as online learning platforms up 60% in 2H of 2020

The most popular lure was Zoom, followed by Moodle and Google Meet.

Nearly 2-in-10 in SEA share news on social media before verifying if true

When users are sharing information without giving it any thought, it is quite likely that they are motivated by the prospect of presenting themselves as updated and well-informed netizens.

How cybercriminals use human emotions to prey on their victims

Scammers use digital platforms to put out emotional hooks that drag people into their traps.

Financial crimes soared during pandemic, says BSP

BSP governor Benjamin Diokno said the common crimes committed included fraudulent card usage and unauthorized or disputed transactions due to phishing e-mails and stolen one-time password (OTP).

Study: Asia Pacific firms record highest jump in cyber threat alerts

As a result, cybersecurity now tops corporate priorities, with 93% of organizations in the Philippines saying that cybersecurity is extremely important or more important than before the pandemic.

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