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Warning over cybercrime surge in South Africa this holiday season
- Cybersecurity experts are warning of a rise of Business Email Compromise schemes as the year draws to a close.
The article from BusinessTech warns South Africans about the heightened risk of cybercrime during the holiday season. It highlights that cybercriminals are particularly active during this period, taking advantage of increased online shopping, travel bookings, and general digital activity. The article mentions several common scams including phishing emails, fake online stores, and fraudulent travel deals. It advises consumers to be vigilant, check the authenticity of websites, use strong and unique passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and be cautious of unsolicited communications asking for personal or financial information. Additionally, it points out the importance of keeping software and security systems updated to protect against malware and other cyber threats. The piece also references insights from cybersecurity experts who emphasize the need for awareness and proactive measures to safeguard personal and financial data during this peak time for cyber attacks.
Read the Full businesstech.co.za Article at:
[ https://businesstech.co.za/news/technology/801490/warning-over-holiday-season-cybercrime-in-south-africa/ ]
Read the Full businesstech.co.za Article at:
[ https://businesstech.co.za/news/technology/801490/warning-over-holiday-season-cybercrime-in-south-africa/ ]
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