Stephen Forster

If you're being pressured to pay an invoice. Stop and check and make sure you're not paying the wrong supplier. Suddenly being asked to pay a fake invoice is a scam tactic.

RT @TakeFive: Stop & Think – don’t click that link. Criminals post dodgy links in messages to commit fraud. •Type web address directly it into the browser •Treat passcodes like PINs •Unusual bank entries? Call 159 #TakeFive #StopChallengeProtect #TypeDontTap

RT reportfraudUK: Looking for a jobs online? Beware of fake job ads. - Use tried & trusted job sites - Research vacancies and employers before giving personal details - See: reportfraud.police.uk/recrui… #ReportFraud #recuitmentfraud

RT @reportfraudUK: Choose passkeys over passwords wherever they're available. Passkeys are a more secure, are easier to remember, and are created securely by the software on your device. See: orlo.uk/ub52X

RT @TVPCyber_Fraud: Job hunting? Protect yourself: - Spot job scam redflags - Beware vague offers - Big pay, little effort - Fee driven ‘Trial tasks’ - Pressure to act Stay safe: -Use proper job sites -Research companies -Never pay to apply

RT @reportfraudUK: Beware of calls from anyone claiming to be police. Even if you caller ID says it's the police, It's not proof of ID. The police never ask for money, cards, or pins and won't send anyone to your house to pick them up. See: : cityoflondon.police.uk/news/…

RT @GetSafeOnline: Charity awareness week may be over, but you can download valuable resources for free anytime!

RT @reportfraudUK: We're proud to educate youngsters in England about fraud. We're working with the @ukhomeoffice and others, to give young people the tools they need to protect themselves against scams. See: gov.uk/government/news/anti-…

RT @reportfraudUK: Beware of calls from anyone claiming to be police. Even if you caller ID says it's the police, It's not proof of ID. The police never ask for money, cards, or pins and won't send anyone to your house to pick them up. See: : cityoflondon.police.uk/news/…

RT @TVPCyber_Fraud: Job hunting? Protect yourself: - Spot scam redflags - Beware vague offers - Big pay, little effort - Fee driven ‘Trial tasks’ - Pressure to act Stay safe: -Use proper job sites -Research companies -Never pay to apply

RT reportfraudUK: Looking for a jobs online? Beware of fake job ads: - Use tried & trusted job sites - Research vacancies and employers before giving personal details - See: reportfraud.police.uk/recrui… #ReportFraud #recuitmentfraud

RT @reportfraudUK: Choose passkeys over passwords wherever they're available. Passkeys are a more secure, are easier to remember, and are created securely by the software on your device. See: orlo.uk/ub52X

RT @TakeFive: Not every job offer is what it seems. Criminals impersonate recruiters and use real recruitment language. #TakeFive before applying: - Check the job independently - Beware if you didn’t apply for the job - Beware of being asked for personal details

RT @TakeFive: Got a link via text, email or DM? Stop and Think. Criminals use fake links to steal card details. Take your time to check the web address using several URL checkers. #TakeFive #StopChallengeProtect #TypeDontTap

RT @GetSafeOnline: Check your credit report frequently to spot anything suspicious #ProtectYourIdentity getsafeonline.org/protectyou…

RT @TakeFive: Direct message about an Investment offer? Stop before acting: - Use the FCA Firm Checker to see if the investor is genuine - Thoroughly research the investor - Beware of low risk, high return offers. #InvestmentsScams #TakeFive

RT @GetSafeOnline: Ofcom outlines age check methods ahead of social media ban for under-16s bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c6ly…

RT @reportfraudUK: Protect your email and social media accounts with a passkey. Particularly your email and social media accounts, as they are the favoured targets of scammers and hackers. See: reportfraud.police.uk/social…

RT @NCSC: Tired of juggling complicated passwords? Passkeys are faster, simpler and more secure. This #CyberMonth2026, make the switch to passkeys, wherever they’re available, and improve you account protection. See: ncsc.gov.uk/passkeys

RT @reportfraudUK: Protect your email and social media accounts with a passkey. But if you can’t use a passkey, use a strong password — ideally one created by a password manager — and turn on 2-step verification (2SV). See: reportfraud.police.uk/social…