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ncsc.gov.uk
Urgency is the tell
Almost every scam needs you to act before thinking. That pressure is the signal.
Source: ncsc.gov.uk - 2
consumerfinance.gov
Never use the link in the message
Go to the site or app yourself. This defeats most phishing outright.
Source: consumerfinance.gov - 3
cybercrime.gov.in
Report it in India
The national portal, plus the 1930 helpline for financial fraud.
Source: cybercrime.gov.in - 4
haveibeenpwned.com
Check a breach
Scammers often know real details because of an old breach. It does not make them legitimate.
Source: haveibeenpwned.com - 5
ncsc.gov.uk
Protect older relatives
Agree a family rule: no money moves on a phone call, ever.
Source: ncsc.gov.uk
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