New scam in the market! Know all about ghost tapping and how it targets travellers
A new scam, dubbed 'ghost tapping,' is targeting travelers using contactless payments in crowded tourist spots. Fraudsters exploit the convenience of NFC technology to trigger unauthorized transactions, often with small initial requests that escalate. Travelers are advised to turn off NFC when not in use, use RFID-blocking wallets, and monitor transaction alerts to prevent financial loss.
A new scam, dubbed 'ghost tapping,' is targeting travelers using contactless payments in crowded tourist spots. Fraudsters exploit the convenience of NFC technology to trigger unauthorized transactions, often with small initial requests that escalate. Travelers are advised to turn off NFC when not in use, use RFID-blocking wallets, and monitor transaction alerts to prevent financial loss.
