QuickCheck: Are scammers using an app called 'Durian King' to gain access to potential victims?


FOR the most part, Malaysians love durians and every possible opportunity to get them cheaply. As such, it would be logical to presume that scammers would try to make the most of this.

It was claimed recently that an app called “Durian King” is in fact a means for scammers to gain access to the smartphones of unsuspecting victims.

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