Cybersecurity experts have issued a warning about new phishing scams targeting people who use mobile money in Ghana. These scams are designed to look real to trick people into giving away their information.
Authorities urge mobile money users to be very careful with messages or calls asking for personal details like PINs or passwords. These scams often pretend to be from trusted sources like mobile networks or banks.
Victims could lose money if they fall for these tricks. The experts say that scams this year are becoming more sophisticated and harder to detect.
People are advised to never share their mobile money PIN codes or passwords with anyone. Service providers also remind customers that they will never ask for sensitive information via text or phone call.
If a user encounters a suspicious message or call, they should report it immediately to their mobile money service provider. This helps authorities track down the scammers.
The cybersecurity analysts emphasized the importance of vigilance. They encourage the public to stay informed about common scam tactics to protect their finances.