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Malaysia Launches AI-Powered Scam Prevention Initiative

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What happened

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The National Cyber Security Agency launched the National Scam Response Centre (NSRC) initiative in Malaysia. This initiative involves developing an artificial intelligence-powered application that allows users to check suspicious phone numbers, bank accounts, or links for early warnings of scams. The application's success will be evaluated based on the amount of financial losses it prevents.

From thestar.com.my

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The NSRC tool requires close collaboration among financial institutions, telecommunications providers, and technology platforms to function effectively. The initiative aims to empower safer financial decisions and establish robust safeguards against secondary victimisation.

From thestar.com.my

Who's involved

  • National Cyber Security AgencyLaunched the NSRC initiative to prevent scams in Malaysia.
  • MegatServes as the chief executive of the National Cyber Security Agency.

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