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Cyber Monday

Embargoed To 0001 Monday November 18 File Photo Dated 30/03/20 Of A Woman Uses A Laptop As She Holds A Bank Card. The Uk's Cyber Security Agency Has Urged Shoppers Looking For Deals On Black Friday To Be Vigilant Of Scammers After New Figures Revealed More Than £11.5 Million Was Lost To Online Criminals Over The Festive Period Last Year. The Figures, Which Come From Reports Made To Action Fraud, Showed Losses Had Risen Almost £1 Million Compared To The Previous Year. Issue Date: Monday November 18, 2024.

Ireland

Shoppers urged to be cautious during Cyber Monday sales amid scam fears

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