⚠ This page is for educational purposes only. Call spoofing with intent to defraud is illegal in most countries.
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This diagram shows how a scammer fakes a caller ID, making their call appear to come from Bank Negara, PDRM, or any number they choose.
// How to protect yourself
Never trust caller ID alone
Caller ID can be faked by anyone. A call appearing to come from your bank is not proof it's your bank.
Hang up and call back
If a "bank" calls you, hang up and call the official number on the back of your card. Real institutions don't mind.
No legitimate authority asks for OTP
Bank Negara, PDRM, LHDN, none of them will ever ask for your OTP, TAC code, or password over the phone.
Use Sazrika Guard concept
AI call screening intercepts the call before it reaches you, the scammer has to convince an AI first, not a human.
Check STIR/SHAKEN attestation
US calls now carry attestation. Level A means the carrier verified the caller. No attestation means higher risk.
Report suspicious numbers
Report to MCMC, your carrier, and community scam boards. Every report helps protect someone else.