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- Hong Kong police warn cybercrime targeting children; city logs 900 ‘naked chat’, scam casesSouth China Morning Post
- Wikipedia bans user for ‘alleged trolling, doxxing and intimidation’ of Hong Kong journalistsSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong should ‘keep cool head’ amid US sanction threats, justice minister saysSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong slams US politicians’ ‘despicable’ call for sanctions on city officialsSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong court remands student, 20, 4 years after his alleged role in 2019 unrestSouth China Morning Post
- SHKMA reviewing digital banks’ evolution over next decade, examining AI’s impact on talentscmp.com
- Hong Kong police will deploy 4,000 officers on July 1 amid warning over seditious actsSouth China Morning Post
- 2 newly elected committee members quit as security chief takes aim at Hong Kong journalists’ groupSouth China Morning Post
- SScammers seek HK$100 million from public for fake scheme to relaunch Hong Kong’s iconic Big Boss nightclubscmp.com
- Hongkonger conned out of HK$1 million by ‘lawyers’ who promised to help her recover money lost to her ‘internet lover’South China Morning Post
- False keypad, card reader found on Hong Kong bank deposit machine sparks warning for ATM users to be on alertSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong JPEX cryptocurrency scandal: 72 arrested, HK$228 million in assets frozen so farSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong can now ‘go all out’ to boost economy thanks to ‘iron wall’ national security laws, Beijing’s top man in city saysSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong police plan citywide distribution of tracking devices to households with family members suffering from dementiaSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s police chief emphasises importance of cooperation between the force and security industry amid 20% rise in crimeSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong police to release first children’s book, with ‘Little Grape’ teaching preschoolers about phone scamsSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong police chief Raymond Siu backs government plan to install 2,000 surveillance cameras by end of yearSouth China Morning Post
- Facial recognition technology could be used in Hong Kong to fight crime, maintain national security: police chief Raymond SiuSouth China Morning Post
- Lattes to take on scammers? Hong Kong police chief suggests putting anti-fraud slogans on coffee cups, restaurant napkins to raise awareness amid surge in casesSouth China Morning Post
- Hongkongers lost more than HK$9 billion to scams last year, helping to fuel 29% rise in crimeSouth China Morning Post
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