Scammers using fake KFC Women’s Day survey to steal personal data


KFC Malaysia has issued an alert about scammers using a fake Women’s Day Survey to lure users into divulging their personal info to a fake KFC website. — Screengrab from Facebook

PETALING JAYA: KFC Malaysia has issued a warning to members of the public about scammers using a survey link with the company’s name and logo to trick people into giving away their personal data to a fake website.

The company said the link, which claims to be a KFC Women’s Day Survey, is not associated with KFC Malaysia.

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