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Cybercrime: Hacking People, Exploiting Weaknesses, Behavior

Summary by Utusan Online
PETALING JAYA: Internet users in Malaysia have a high potential to become victims of cross-border cybercrime, showing that digital threats are now becoming more cunning and difficult to avoid. President of the Malaysian Cyber Consumers Association (MCCA), Siraj Jalil said that cybercriminals are no longer just 'hacking' technology, but are also 'hacking' people by exploiting weaknesses and user behaviour. He said that the method ... The post Cy…
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PETALING JAYA: Internet users in Malaysia have a high potential to become victims of cross-border cybercrime, showing that digital threats are now becoming more cunning and difficult to avoid. President of the Malaysian Cyber Consumers Association (MCCA), Siraj Jalil said that cybercriminals are no longer just 'hacking' technology, but are also 'hacking' people by exploiting weaknesses and user behaviour. He said that the method ... The post Cy…

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Utusan Online broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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