Modern fraud: A deep dive into Vishing
summary
Norway shows 27% reported fraud between Feb 2022–23 and banks see typical scam losses around NOK 3,200 but police vishing yields far larger transfers after multi‑hour calls and safe‑account instructions; scammers use caller‑ID spoofing, robot calls and smishing, target older people (the “Olga” pattern), and demand bankID is the key. Verification that works: ask for a police BID and call the central police hub or request an official police email. Police get 22,000 reports in 2022 and many cases cross borders so report anyway.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:19Background
- 1:48Vocabulary
- 4:13Why is Vishing bad
- 6:22How to avoid getting scammed
- 7:37What happens if you get scammed
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