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WhatsApp, Facebook, and Instagram: Three Most Used Apps by Scammers
A concerning trend has emerged in a digital age dominated by social media and messaging apps. Scammers increasingly utilise platforms such as WhatsApp, Facebook, and Instagram to perpetrate fraudulent schemes. According to mid-year scam and cybercrime statistics released by the police, these apps played a pivotal role in a staggering 43% of the 22,339 scam
A New Cybersecurity Labelling Scheme Emerges for Medical Device
In an era where technological advancements have revolutionised healthcare, cybersecurity is very important for medical devices. Therefore, Singapore wants to create a Cybersecurity Labelling Scheme for Medical Devices. This scheme will help healthcare providers and consumers assess and select medical devices based on their cyber resilience and certify them under one of four levels, with
Unlock Opportunities with CET Courses in Singapore
In the rapidly changing landscape of today’s job market, staying competitive and adaptable is essential. To help people keep up with changes in the job market and encourage a habit of learning throughout life, Singapore introduced the CET Masterplan as a part of the Skills Future program. Understanding the CET Masterplan The CET Masterplan was
Woman Loses $72,500 in 15 Minutes to Online Scams
Online scams have become increasingly sophisticated, and the unwary can fall victim to them in minutes. In a recent incident, a 68-year-old woman, the victim, who wanted to be known as Madam Abdul, lost over $72,500 from her POSB bank account in 15 minutes after downloading a third-party app she believed would help her sell
Meta Plans to Monetize Facebook and Instagram for European Users
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, is considering a new approach for its European user base to comply with an evolving landscape of EU regulations aimed at reigning in the influence of US tech giants. According to an inside source, Meta is exploring the possibility of introducing a subscription-based version of Facebook
Microsoft’s Latest AI, Copilot, Sets to Revolutionize Meetings
Microsoft is introducing an AI assistant known as Microsoft 365 Copilot. This AI, inspired by the capabilities of ChatGPT, a technology developed by OpenAI, will be available to all users starting from this November following successful trials. Microsoft 365 Copilot can summarise meetings conducted in Teams, making it an ideal substitute for those who can’t