🚨#ScamAlert 🚨
Protect yourself against phishing scams!
🛑 Never scan Singpass QR codes sent by others. Singpass will never send QR codes over SMS, messaging apps (e.g. Whatsapp or Telegram), or other non-official channels.
⚠️ Always check and ensure that the URL displayed on your Singpass app matches what you see on your browser before you hit the Log In button on the app.
📞 If you suspect you have fallen prey to a scam, report to Singpass by calling 6335 3533 and lodge a police report.
Share this with your loved ones to let them know!
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By: @GovTechBytes
Protect yourself against phishing scams!
🛑 Never scan Singpass QR codes sent by others. Singpass will never send QR codes over SMS, messaging apps (e.g. Whatsapp or Telegram), or other non-official channels.
⚠️ Always check and ensure that the URL displayed on your Singpass app matches what you see on your browser before you hit the Log In button on the app.
📞 If you suspect you have fallen prey to a scam, report to Singpass by calling 6335 3533 and lodge a police report.
Share this with your loved ones to let them know!
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By: @GovTechBytes
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🚨 #ScamAlert 🚨
There are reports of calls from automated call systems claiming there are issues with the TraceTogether App. ⛔️ Please IGNORE them.
👉 Any status updates will be published at their respective links:
🔗 TraceTogether: go.gov.sg/tt-system-status
🔗 SafeEntry: go.gov.sg/se-system-status
📞 If you receive any such calls, please report them to the Anti-Scam Helpline (1800-722-6688). Visit www.scamalert.sg for more information on scams and how to spot them
Share this post with your loved ones to let them know!
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By: @GovTechBytes
There are reports of calls from automated call systems claiming there are issues with the TraceTogether App. ⛔️ Please IGNORE them.
👉 Any status updates will be published at their respective links:
🔗 TraceTogether: go.gov.sg/tt-system-status
🔗 SafeEntry: go.gov.sg/se-system-status
📞 If you receive any such calls, please report them to the Anti-Scam Helpline (1800-722-6688). Visit www.scamalert.sg for more information on scams and how to spot them
Share this post with your loved ones to let them know!
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By: @GovTechBytes
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🚨#ScamAlert 🚨
We are aware of a fake SMS informing users that their Singpass account has expired and needs to be reactivated. The SMS contains a link to a fake website phishing for the user's Singpass ID, password and 2FA details. A police report has been lodged and the website has been blocked.
We urge all Singpass users to remain vigilant when transacting online:
1) 🧐 Always check the website domain when accessing a service. The official website for Singpass is singpass.gov.sg
2) 🙅Do not click on unverified links from unknown senders. Singpass does not send SMS with hyperlinks
3) 🤔 If you are unsure of the legitimacy of a message, verify directly with the official agency/ organisation.
If you suspect that you have fallen prey to phishing sites, take the steps posted in the comments section immediately.
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By: @GovTechBytes
We are aware of a fake SMS informing users that their Singpass account has expired and needs to be reactivated. The SMS contains a link to a fake website phishing for the user's Singpass ID, password and 2FA details. A police report has been lodged and the website has been blocked.
We urge all Singpass users to remain vigilant when transacting online:
1) 🧐 Always check the website domain when accessing a service. The official website for Singpass is singpass.gov.sg
2) 🙅Do not click on unverified links from unknown senders. Singpass does not send SMS with hyperlinks
3) 🤔 If you are unsure of the legitimacy of a message, verify directly with the official agency/ organisation.
If you suspect that you have fallen prey to phishing sites, take the steps posted in the comments section immediately.
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By: @GovTechBytes
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⚠️ #SCAMALERT ⚠️
We are aware of a fake SMS informing users that their #Singpass account has been disabled and needs to be reactivated. The SMS contains a link to a fake Singpass website phishing for the user's credit card details. The website has since been taken down.
We’d like to remind all Singpass users to be vigilant when transacting online:
1) Always check the website domain when accessing a service.
✅ The official Singpass website is singpass.gov.sg
2) Beware of unsolicited SMSes or emails with hyperlinks leading to phishing websites.
⛔️ Singpass does not send SMSes with hyperlinks, and will never ask for your banking or credit card details.
🧐 If you suspect that you have fallen prey to this phishing scam, please call the Anti-Scam Hotline at 1800-722-6688 or make an online report at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness
You can also reach the Singpass helpdesk at 6335 3533 for assistance.
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We are aware of a fake SMS informing users that their #Singpass account has been disabled and needs to be reactivated. The SMS contains a link to a fake Singpass website phishing for the user's credit card details. The website has since been taken down.
We’d like to remind all Singpass users to be vigilant when transacting online:
1) Always check the website domain when accessing a service.
✅ The official Singpass website is singpass.gov.sg
2) Beware of unsolicited SMSes or emails with hyperlinks leading to phishing websites.
⛔️ Singpass does not send SMSes with hyperlinks, and will never ask for your banking or credit card details.
🧐 If you suspect that you have fallen prey to this phishing scam, please call the Anti-Scam Hotline at 1800-722-6688 or make an online report at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness
You can also reach the Singpass helpdesk at 6335 3533 for assistance.
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[#SCAMALERT]
Did you receive an email claiming to be from #Singpass informing that your account may be deactivated if you do not take action immediately?
This is a scam! Please do not click on hyperlinks or open attachments in the email as they may lead to phishing websites or contain malicious software.
We’re working with the relevant authorities to take down the phishing websites, but new ones can appear. We’d like to remind users to be vigilant.
If you suspect that you have fallen prey, please call 6335 3533 to report it to Singpass Helpdesk.
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Did you receive an email claiming to be from #Singpass informing that your account may be deactivated if you do not take action immediately?
This is a scam! Please do not click on hyperlinks or open attachments in the email as they may lead to phishing websites or contain malicious software.
We’re working with the relevant authorities to take down the phishing websites, but new ones can appear. We’d like to remind users to be vigilant.
If you suspect that you have fallen prey, please call 6335 3533 to report it to Singpass Helpdesk.
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