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Top 10 tips to protect yourself against impersonation scams
Scams are becoming more sophisticated and harder to recognise. While they were once easy to spot due to poor spelling or grammar, new technology now allows scammers to appear more convincing.
This translated guide provides information on impersonation scams and spoofing, practical tips to protect yourself, and where to seek help if you’ve been scammed.
- Organisation:
- Australian Government eSafety Commissioner
- Topic:
- Online safety
- Target audience:
- General
- Service area:
- National
- Published:
- June 2025
- Last reviewed:
- October 2025
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