Consumers must become more aware of scams


Scam alert: Cybersecurity experts say the most effective way to protect consumers is through awareness.

PETALING JAYA: While cybersecurity may not be a foolproof solution to online financial scams, experts say there are a few extra measures that can be taken by banks to beef up protection.

Cybersecurity expert and LE Global Services Bhd managing director Fong Choong-Fook said the most effective way to protect consumers is awareness, as at this juncture there is no effective way to fight online crime with technology.

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