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    A phishing scam targeted Lloyds Bank customers by sending fake emails and text messages that appeared to be from the bank. Approximately 100 customers reported receiving messages warning that their bank accounts had been compromised. The scam aimed to trick people into visiting a fraudulent website and sharing personal and financial details. To avoid phishing scams, it is important not to click suspicious links, use strong passwords, be wary of unsolicited messages asking for information, and regularly check bank accounts for unauthorized activity.

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    Cyber Crime: Secure! Defend

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    SECURE!

    DEFEND

    Cyber Crime
    By: Caelyn, Evania, James, Jessica, Gisella

    HACKER!
    Table of contents

    01 Definition of
    cybercrime
    Case that is related to
    cybercrime
    02

    03 Why we choose that


    case
    Analyzing the case &
    affect that can happen
    04
    05 Suggestion/solution
    01
    What is a
    cybercrime? SECURE NOW!
    The use of a computer as an instrument to
    promote criminal purposes, such as fraud,
    trafficking in child pornography, intellectual
    property, stealing identities, or invading
    privacy, is known as cybercrime.
    SYSTEM HACKED!

    SECURE
    02
    Case about
    NOT NOW SECURE NOW!
    cybercrime
    Punishing scam targets Lloyds
    Bank customers

    SECURE NOW!

    UNSECURE
    03
    Why we chose this
    case and what makes
    it related to online SECURE NOW!

    tracking
    Punishing scam targets Lloyds Bank
    customers
    We chose this case because phishing scams are
    one of the most common types of cybercrime. In
    this case, it is done through email and text
    message inbox targeting Lloyds Bank customers.
    The email, which looks like an official Lloyds
    Bank correspondence, warns customers that
    their bank accounts have been compromised. It
    reads: "Your Account Banking has been disabled,
    due to recent activities on your account, we
    placed a temporary suspension until you verify
    your account.” It fools people online illegally. It
    is also related to online tracking because it can
    track your datas.
    04
    Analyzing the case & affect
    NOT NOW SECURE NOW! that can happen
    The effect that happens on this case

    Approximately 100 Lloyds Bank


    customers have reported receiving fake
    communication purporting to be from
    Lloyds, which is one of the largest banks
    in England and Wales. These malicious
    communications have been sent by the
    cyber attackers to the customers in the
    guise of SMS messages or emails and use
    the bank’s official logo and branding
    warning them that their bank account
    had been compromised.
    How to be safe from Phishing scams

    In the SMS version of the scam, people


    received a text attempting to entice them
    into visiting the same fraudulent site. It
    says: If unsure about the legitimacy of a
    message, Lloyds Bank has told Britons to
    double check. This can be done by calling
    the provider using the number on the back
    of one’s bank card. The bank will then be
    able to help in checking whether an email
    or text message is a real one.
    05
    suggestion/solution
    SECURE NOW!
    How to be safe from scams
    1. Don’t not click on links or open any
    attachments or pop-up screens from
    sources you are not familiar with.
    2. Use a strong pin/password for online
    banking with at least eight characters
    include with a mix of upper and lower case
    letters, numbers, and special character
    3. If an email or pop up message for personal
    information, do not reply
    4. Do not share your information/personal
    about your bank account
    5. Check your account actively regularly

    So, be careful of phishing scam targeting Lloyds


    bank consumers can scam you by losing you bank
    account and may harm your personal
    information.
    Resources

    https://cyfor.co.uk/sophisticated-phishing-scam-targets-lloyds-bank-custo
    mers/#:~:text=Lloyds%20Bank%20customers%20are%20being,banks%20in%2
    0England%20and%20Wales.

    https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/phishing-scam-lloyds-bank-c
    ustomers/

    https://www.phishing.org/10-ways-to-avoid-phishing-scams

    https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/how-avoid-scam

    https://www.globalreach.com/global-reach-media/newsletters/grip-newslet
    ter/6-ways-to-avoid-internet-scams/6-scam-savvy-tips
    THANKYOU FOR
    WATCHING

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