Respond & Report Scams48 mins

Respond & Report Scams — Adults/Educators/Caregivers

In Module 3 you locked your doors with strong passphrases, MFA, and device updates. Because modern scammers use advanced social engineering, breaches can still happen. This module gives you an exact emergency protocol: what to do in the first five minutes to freeze losses, preserve digital evidence, report to official authorities, and recover without shame.

Instructor

ASEAN Foundation

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About This Course

What you will learn

Contain the damage immediately by stopping contact and calling bank fraud hotlines.

Preserve evidence such as screenshots, transaction numbers, and chat logs.

File formal reports with national cybercrime and police portals.

Reject recovery scammers who promise to return money for an upfront fee.

Chapters

Respond

Report

Get Support

Activities

This curriculum was developed by Internet Society (ISOC) and enhanced by Global Cyber Alliance (GCA) jointly with the ASEAN Foundation, with support from Google.org. Used under license.

Objectives

Contain the damage immediately by stopping contact and calling bank fraud hotlines.
Preserve evidence such as screenshots, transaction numbers, and chat logs.
File formal reports with national cybercrime and police portals.
Reject recovery scammers who promise to return money for an upfront fee.

Contain the damage immediately by stopping contact and calling bank fraud hotlines.
Preserve evidence such as screenshots, transaction numbers, and chat logs.
File formal reports with national cybercrime and police portals.
Reject recovery scammers who promise to return money for an upfront fee.