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Unmasking digital threats : a study of socially engineered frauds in Pakistan's landscape
2025
"The purpose of this Digital Frauds Study in Pakistan Report is to unravel the complexities and dynamics of digital fraud
in an era where financial transactions are increasingly shifting to the digital realm. As Pakistan witnesses a surge in
digital financial services, the shadow of fraud has grown larger, necessitating a deeper understanding and a strategic
approach to combat this challenge."
"This report is a call to action for all participants in Pakistan's
financial ecosystem to fortify their defenses against socially
engineered frauds and to work together in establishing a safer,
more resilient digital economy. It is hoped that the insights and
strategies outlined herein, with a particular emphasis on
combating socially engineered frauds, will serve as a valuable
resource in this critical endeavor."
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- Publisher
- Islamabad : Karandaaz Pakistan
- Language
- English
- Geographic Origin
- Pakistan
- Geographic Subject
- Pakistan
- Subject
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- Health
- COVID-19 (Disease)
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