Keeping fraudsters at bay


In the fight against fraudulent online transactions and malware attacks, the country’s financial institutions led by Bank Negara are beefing up security measures but consumers too must be more alert and proactive.

AS Malaysia moves forward to embrace cost-effective electronic payment methods necessary in achieving a high-income economy, the country’s central bank together with leading financial institutions want consumers to be more vigilant in their banking habits to prevent fraud.

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