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Targeting scams: report of the National Anti-Scam Centre on scams data and activity 2024

Australian National Anti-Scam Centre and Australian Competition and Consumer Commission · 1 connected claims

D14 · Cybersecurity, Identity, Privacy & Resilience D19 · Measurement, Experimentation & Economics

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MWITA-BSO-2026-007The combined table reported AUD 152.6 million in payment-redirection scam losses in 2024, 66.6% above 2023, but the like-for-like increase using only consistently categorized sources was 9.0%.Evidence A

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