Public warned over phishing scams
A message asking for payment to secure a job, recruitment slot or government service should be treated as a warning sign.
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Anti-Phishing Campaign Warns Job Seekers
The campaign also encourages the public to report suspicious messages and protect their financial and personal information.
Fake Job Interviews Become New Phishing Trap
The campaign highlights fake job interview messages that promise applicants employment or interviews before demanding payment.
Anti-Phishing Campaign Warns Graduates Against Fake Internship Scams
The warning is part of an ongoing anti-phishing campaign aimed at helping the public identify and avoid online scams targeting unsuspecting victims.
Anti-Phishing Campaign Warns Public About Fake UN Jobs
The public has been urged to remember that legitimate organisations do not ask applicants to provide their email passwords.
Anti-Phishing Campaign Warns Against Fake Hospital Jobs
Organisers warn that such attachments may contain malware capable of infecting devices, stealing personal information or compromising files.
Anti-Phishing Campaign Warns Public Against Fake WhatsApp Recruitment Scams
Victims are then instructed to send a photo of their national ID and pay KSh 750 to reserve an interview slot.
Think Before You Click: Anti-Phishing Campaign Raises Awareness on Job Scams
The campaign highlights a common phishing tactic in which fraudsters send messages claiming that a person’s overseas job application has been approved.
Anti-Phishing Awareness Drive Equips Kenyans With Skills to Outsmart Cybercriminals
Organizers emphasized that genuine employers, banks, and government agencies never ask for passwords, PINs, or payments through unsolicited emails or text messages.
Acess4Safe Raises Alarm Over Fake Online Job Offers Targeting Kenyans
The deceptive message claims that no experience is required and asks applicants to pay a one-time KSh 999 activation fee before they can begin earning.
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