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Fake SIMBA websites used in phishing scams; at least 62 cases since March

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Channel News Asia Fake SIMBA websites used in phishing scams; at least 62 cases since March
Victims searching for SIMBA top-up services on Google were directed to phishing websites that appeared among the top sponsored search results.
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