http://www.todayonline.com/Hotnews/EDC120805-0000057/Police-warns-of-scams-involving-web-security
They said there have been 32 reported cases since the start of this year.
A woman, who wants to remain anonymous, said she received a phone call on June 14 from someone claiming to be an employee of a well-known software company.
She was told that some Malaysians were trying to hack into her computer. And to protect it, she had to buy a security licence.
She handed over her credit card details and found out later that over S$1,300 was stolen from her account.
"I asked them to let me talk to my husband, but they said no, I had to make a decision that time, or else my computer would be blacklisted... I gave my credit card number and one-time password. Suddenly the screen went blank and some amount was charged to my account, and it was in euros," she said.
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