Source: DayakDaily / Sarawak Energy

The company said scammers have been using fake messages that look like official utility emails to trick users into giving sensitive information.

The public is advised not to click suspicious links, open unknown attachments, or share banking details, IC numbers, passwords, TAC/OTP codes, or other private information through email.

Anyone unsure about a bill, payment notice, or account message should check directly through Sarawak Energy's official channels instead of replying to the email.

Location: Sarawak
Details: Fake emails using the Sesco name are targeting users for personal and financial information.

Source: DayakDaily

What do you think?