Staying safe from scams and fraud.
There’s been a rise in phishing activity across the financial services industry in recent times as cybercriminals look for new ways to steal confidential information. To help safeguard your details, we’ve included some tips on how to protect yourself and what to do if you think you’ve been scammed.
How to protect yourself from email and sms phishing.
What to do if you think you’ve been scammed.
If you think you’ve entered your Afterpay details into a phishing site, let us know what happened as soon as you can. Include as much detail as possible, such as a screenshot of any suspicious information and the communication you received.
If you have received a SMS verification or email message from Afterpay that you have not triggered, you can safely ignore this.
If you’d like more information about phishing or updates on the latest threats, visit the Australian Government’s Scamwatch here.
Visit a helpful resource to report cyber crime to the Australian Cyber Security Centre here.
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Responsible Disclosure.
Afterpay encourages security researchers to responsibly identify and disclose vulnerabilities in line with our responsible disclosure policy, available here.
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