10 suspects, including three teenagers, arrested for banking-related malware scams in Singapore


The suspects allegedly facilitated scam cases by relinquishing their bank accounts and Singpass credentials for monetary gains. - The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE: Six men, one woman, and three teenagers – aged between 16 and 28 – have been arrested for their alleged involvement in a spate of banking-related malware scams.

The 10 individuals were nabbed following island-wide operations conducted by the Commercial Affairs Department and Police Intelligence Department from Aug 28 to Sept 8.

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