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“Account suspension. Verify now”: using systemic-functional linguistics to improve phishing text advisories for vulnerable groups

2025-10-08

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Digital scams are a reality of a connected society, and vulnerable populations, particularly the elderly and individuals from non-English speaking (NESB) backgrounds, face significant risks. These groups often struggle to recognise scam tactics due to technological and language barriers, rendering them susceptible to cyberfraud victimisation. By comparing 106 phishing text messages in A...

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81d6e0f1-1ea1-5ec6-a563-ac2636f994ba
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-7532083/v1
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