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CSA warns of new job recruitment scams using fake websites and unsolicited messages- Here's how it works and what to do
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The Authority stressed the need for the public to verify the authenticity of job offers before responding or sharing personal information.
The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) has warned the public about a new approach being used by cybercriminals to facilitate job recruitment scams.
The Authority also advised the public not to share personal information, identification documents or financial details with unverified recruiters.
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