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| Source |  The State of Security |
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| Identifiant | 8306597 |
| Date de publication | 2023-02-02 08:16:42 (vue: 2023-02-02 15:08:27) |
| Titre | Romance fraud losses rose 91% during the pandemic, claims UK\'s TSB bank |
| Texte | UK banking group TSB is calling on social networks and dating apps to better protect their users from fake profiles, following an alarming spike in romance fraud. Examining data from December 2020 - January 2022, TSB determined that romance fraud almost doubled compared to pre-pandemic levels, with a record increase in losses of 91% - averaging £6,1000 per incident. The bank's findings uncovered that those duped into a "relationship" on average made payments for two months (62 days), but recorded at least one scam that spanned over 1059 days - almost three years. In 32% of cases - almost one... |
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| Condensat | £6 1000 1059 2020 2022 alarming almost apps average averaging bank banking better but calling cases claims compared data dating days december determined doubled duped during examining fake findings following fraud from group incident increase january least levels losses made months networks one over pandemic payments per pre profiles protect record recorded relationship romance rose scam social spanned spike those three tsb two uncovered users years |
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