Grab yesterday urged customers to stay vigilant, adding that its platform is secure, after several police reports were lodged last month over unauthorised transactions made via its e-wallet.
The transactions went through despite Grab's anti-fraud measures. Security experts said this could mean the fraudulent payments were made in a way that mimicked everyday use, making them difficult to detect.
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