The National Cybersecurity Centre is warning people about more phishing scams. These are messages trying to trick you into giving away your private information.
Reports show that fraudulent emails and text messages are being sent to many people. These messages often look real to fool victims.
The agency stresses the importance of being careful with your personal and financial details. Do not click on suspicious links or give out information through emails or texts.
Phishing scams can lead to stolen money or identity theft. The Cybersecurity Centre is working to inform the public about these ongoing threats.
This issue affects everyone who uses email or mobile phones for communication or banking.