Police say as more people shop online, criminals have also become more active. FMTNews OnlineShopping MCO
Telecommunications fraud, non-existent loans and e-commerce cheating top the list of cyber crime in Selangor during the MCO.
State police spokesman Muhammad Yazid Muhammad Yew said police had recorded 128 cases involving telecommunications fraud, 72 cases involving non-existent loans as well as 136 cases of e-commerce cheating up till yesterday. He advised consumers to keep in mind that cyber criminals were active during the stay at home period.
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