Fraud expert issues warning to Brits to prevent spear phishing scams
- Fraud is prevalent in the UK, prompting warnings to social media users about spear phishing.
- Criminals gather personal data from social media to create convincing scams.
- Scammers use details like hobbies and birthdates to target individuals and employees.
- CEL Solicitors CEO Paul Hampson warns, "Limiting what you share online is your best defence."
- Victims should immediately contact their bank, change passwords, and report to Action Fraud.
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