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Make It Make Sense With Ayanda Nyathi - Protect Yourself From Festive Season Fraud And Scams

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The Festive Season Is finally here and unfortunately while we wind down to enjoy ourselves, criminals never rest. Socially engineered schemes are always evolving to new levels of manipulation, from fake retail stores, to sms links that lead to your bank account being depleted, and many more. The best way to protect yourself and your loved ones from these tactics is to stay informed on the latest tactics. FNB Head of Card Transact, Industry and Fraud Detection, Chris Boxall helps us understand some of the latest scam tactics lurking around this festive season.

2 Dec 2024 English South Africa Music · Comedy

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