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Warning of increase in fake bank websites

Warning of increase in fake bank websites

The National Cyber ​​Security Centre (NCSC) discovered 68 more websites impersonating the brands of agencies and organisations in order to scam users last month.
Unregistered sales websites and apps remain at large

Unregistered sales websites and apps remain at large

To get an authentication mark from the MoIT, businesses must live up to certain standards, strengthening customer trust, helping customers to feel more secure when making purchasing decisions, and using the products and services provided by businesses.
E-commerce websites to be given ratings

E-commerce websites to be given ratings

E-commerce websites will be given ratings to increase customers’ trust in purchasing and payment activities in the online environment.
Viet Nam among top targets for phishing in Southeast Asia

Viet Nam among top targets for phishing in Southeast Asia

Viet Nam is among the top three countries for phishing websites in Southeast Asia in the first half of the year, according to the global cybersecurity company Kaspersky.
More than 700 cyber attacks seen in May

More than 700 cyber attacks seen in May

The Viet Nam Computer Emergency Response Team (VNCERT) under the Ministry of Information and Communications has reported that it detected 739 cyber-attacks on Viet Nam''s information systems in May or 23 attacks per day.
MoiT steps up fight against fake goods online

MoiT steps up fight against fake goods online

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) is seeking solutions to stop fake goods appearing on e-commerce websites, said a ministry official at a conference held in Hà Nội recently.
Ha Noi proposes tightened management of social network businesses

Ha Noi proposes tightened management of social network businesses

The Ha Noi Market Management Department proposed to put businesses via social networks such as Facebook, Zalo or Viber under management as for e-commerce websites.
E-commerce websites no longer required to register with MoIT

E-commerce websites no longer required to register with MoIT

Organisations and individuals using e-commerce websites will not be required to notify or register with the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) from October 18.
VASEP rejects fake news on tra fish in Romania

VASEP rejects fake news on tra fish in Romania

Inaccurate information about Vietnamese tra fish on several Romanian websites could negatively affect Viet Nam’s tra fish exports to this market, said the Viet Nam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) in an article published on its website on August...
Cyber-attacks on Da Nangs government website uncovered

Cyber-attacks on Da Nang’s government website uncovered

The Viet Nam Computer Emergency Response Team uncovered several advanced persistent threat attacks on government websites in the central city of Da Nang in late July.
List of websites violating e-commerce rules to be published

List of websites violating e-commerce rules to be published

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) plans to publish a list of e-commerce websites and mobile applications that violate laws and regulations on online trading.
Banks warn customers about fake websites

Banks warn customers about fake websites

Major banks are warning people not to be fooled by fake websites designed to steal account holders'' cash.
Network security under threat: BKAV

Network security under threat: BKAV

About 30 per cent of Vietnamese banking websites are vulnerable to hacking, the Bach Khoa Network Security (BKAV) has warned.
MOIT issues warning on virtual currencies

MOIT issues warning on virtual currencies

The industry and trade ministry''s E-commerce and Information Technology Agency (VECITA) has warned consumers and investors to be cautious while purchasing virtual currencies on e-commerce websites.
700 Vietnamese websites hacked in August 1st week

700 Vietnamese websites hacked in August 1st week

More than 700 websites in Viet Nam, including 18 government websites, were attacked in the first week of August, the Viet Nam Computer Emergency Response Team (VNCert) reported.