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Cybersecurity threats are constantly evolving, but every once in a while, attackers come up with something that feels especially convincing — and dangerous. A recent security advisory highlights a growing trend where attackers are no longer relying solely on fake websites or emails. Instead, they're leveraging real-time chat platforms to trick users into handing over sensitive information.
If you have received an SMS claiming to be from WhatsApp, warning that your account is about to be banned unless you click a link, you can safely ignore it. These messages have been circulating in Malaysia for some time now, and they are scams, plain and simple.
The Ministry of Communications Malaysia (Kementerian Komunikasi) has officially launched the second chapter of its "Online Safety IRL" fellowship programme—this time titled the Scam Edition. The initiative is driven in collaboration with CelcomDigi Berhad (CelcomDigi), Meta Platforms, Inc. (Meta) and Ratio:Cause, and media partner Tonton. The focus? Tackling the evolving online-scam threat landscape—especially those scams enhanced by artificial intelligence.
We all know that ChatGPT and other AI chatbots can be incredibly helpful — answering questions, writing articles, even helping you plan a trip. But what happens when they get it wrong? More importantly, what happens when that mistake could actually put you at risk?
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