SINGAPORE, June 25 — Six men and two women aged between 17 and 28 were charged in a district court yesterday (June 24) over their alleged involvement in a phishing scam that...
SINGAPORE, June 25 — Six men and two women aged between 17 and 28 were charged in a district court yesterday over their alleged involvement in a phishing scam that caused more than 60 DBS bank customers to lose over S$60,000 .
Some of them did not receive any monetary benefits as the recipients of their credentials turned evasive after successfully opening the bank accounts, the police added.― Muhammad Fariz Zulhelmi Rizal, 22The two 17-year-olds cannot be named as the Children and Young Persons Act bans the publication of the identities of young offenders under the age of 18.
Three of the men — Iskandar, Fariz and Rezal — had also allegedly deleted communication records that were relevant for investigations, and were each charged with an additional offence of intentionally obstructing the course of justice.
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