Hong Kong Internet Registration Corporation says 44 per cent of websites it examined use unsafe hyperlinks to third-party services.
A company lost HK$200 million (US$25.6 nillion) in a corporate scam, while scores of cryptocurrency investors were duped in a HK$1.6 billion JPEX scandal. Here are some tips to avoid the pitfall and how to respond if you are targeted.
17 people arrested in connection with crackdown on fake mainland security officers fraud and separate ‘guess who I am’ scam.
Hong Kong will extend anti-fraud measures to internet banking and physical branch transactions amid a rise in online scams in the city.
Flat in Tai Po allegedly used to produce narcotics, with induction cooker, utensils and electronic scales seized.
Pair aged 16 and 18 were paid as little as a few hundred dollars to be ‘expendable foot soldiers’ for scam syndicate, police say.
Prosecutor says testimony from Dragon Slaying Brigade leader Wong Chun-keung should not be entirely dismissed.
Suspect among five people arrested on Sunday over killing of gambling den operator with hammer in love triangle dispute.
Officers stake out Tsing Yi car park during anti-narcotics operation, ambush man before discovering 119kg of suspected cannabis buds.
Police say couple believed to have argued about possible love triangle before he allegedly killed woman at her flat in Tsz Wan Shan.
CCTV footage shows victim leaving building with woman and man, who later can be seen hitting him on head with what appears to be hammer.
Police say HK$11 million lost since October last year, warning youngsters against turning to crime to make quick money.
Singapore tops list that analysed 60 cities, with Tokyo, Toronto, Sydney and Zurich completing the top five.
Suspected proceeds from illegal debt collection exceeded HK$30 million, police say, after detaining group in raids on criminal organisation.
Security minister says number of surveillance cameras with facial recognition technology will increase by up to 2,500 a year.
Officers arrest two men and a woman in connection with sting operation that netted more than HK$1 million of controlled anaesthetic drug etomidate.
Police say emergency personnel alerted at 1.18pm to accident at tunnel’s Tung Chung-bound exit on Cheung Tung Road.
Wong Ching-kit, known as ‘Coin Young Master’, wanted for one count of fraud and two counts of theft in Hong Kong, according to notice.
Hong Kong police sergeant killed earlier this week after falling from open-air songthaew truck, with driver later surrendering to authorities.
Men arrested include 36 asylum seekers from countries such as Bangladesh, Pakistan and Nepal who have filed non-refoulement claims.
Boys aged 13 to 15 held after weapons such as knives and a stun gun, as well as bomb-making chemicals, found behind Kwun Tong school.
Ageing US pistols are being replaced by mainland models said to be safer and a better fit for Asian users.
Victims, aged 21 to 79, were taken to North District Hospital in Sheung Shui with minor injuries.
‘The fake tickets replicated various security features, including the paper quality, fonts, watermark, QR codes and holographic anti-counterfeiting labels,’ police say.
Driver charged with causing death by reckless driving claimed he was unaware of the incident until he saw the news, police say.
Men, 59 and 61, broke into traditional Chinese medicine shop in Tsim Sha Tsui, triggering alarm that led to their arrest in the vicinity, force says.