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Fraudulent e-mails sent from fake BMA domain

Summary by The Royal Gazette
The Bermuda Monetary Authority has issued a warning after learning that fraudsters used a fake e-mail domain, @bma-bm.com, to trick a regulated company into sending money to an unauthorised account ov...

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Fraudulent e-mails sent from fake BMA domain

The Bermuda Monetary Authority has issued a warning after learning that fraudsters used a fake e-mail domain, @bma-bm.com, to trick a regulated company into sending money to an unauthorised account ov...

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The Royal Gazette broke the news in on Thursday, August 14, 2025.
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