MyCert: Beware of fake MyBayar PDRM website


MyCert recommends users don’t click on adware or suspicious URLs sent through SMS, email, or any messaging services. — Image by Freepik

PETALING JAYA: The Malaysia Computer Emergency Response Team (MyCert) has issued an alert warning about a phishing website that scammers have set up to mimic the MyBayar PDRM website.

According to the alert, scammers are using email to target unsuspecting users, instructing them to pay fines for alleged traffic violations by impersonating the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM).

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