The messages worth recognising before they reach you
Public alerts, structured phishing feeds and reader reports — translated into the details worth knowing before one lands in your phone.
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Nedbank’s SARS scam alert describes fake SMS or email messages claiming to process an income tax refund; links lead to a fake eFiling site with bank links, then to a fake Nedbank login page that requests Nedbank ID credentials and an Approve-it or OTP.
Capitec’s tax-season warning says scammers impersonate SARS via fake emails and SMSs, saying the victim owes money or is due a refund and must click a link/open an attachment; the fake site asks for personal details or payment, and links may install malware.