online fraud

Fraud, cyberbullying, sexual grooming moving to social media: Fahmi on why code of conduct needed

Communications Minister says platforms have not been proactive enough in stopping these crimes

Licensing social media could aid fight against online fraud: analyst

Move could strengthen data collection and analysis to help authorities detect and prevent online financial crimes, says UiTM’s Assoc Prof Sara Chinnasamy

Fighting scams, boosting business transparency: could regulating social media users help?

As number of online fraud reports increase, some economists opine there are advantages to regulating individuals, while some are more cautious

Major social media platforms will soon need licence to offer services in Malaysia: MCMC 

Move is part of a new and safer internet regulatory framework for children and families, which will come into force on January 1, 2025

Dewan Rakyat passes Penal Code amendments targeting online fraud using mule accounts

Losses from online scam crimes since 2022 totalled over RM2.65 billion
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