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CNA938 RewindShow Notes
Police have warned of phishing scams involving fake SIMBA websites appearing as sponsored results on Google, with at least 62 cases reported since March. Daniel Martin spoke to David Alfred, Director and Co-Head of Data Protection, Privacy & Cybersecurity at Drew & Napier, and Co-Head and Programme Director of the Drew Data Protection & Cybersecurity Academy, about whether search engines should be held more accountable for fraudulent advertisements and what legal protections consumers have. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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