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Residents of Londrina and Cambé in Paraná could lose their Nota Paraná prizes, according to a report by Bonde. The Nota Paraná is the state's tax incentive programme that gives consumers credits and prize draws for requesting CPF on purchases. The possible loss of prizes for residents of the two cities is drawing attention locally.
- 2Innocent People Being Falsely Sued Over Scams●ATTENTION to the video LET'S PUT A STOP TO THIS Innocent people are becoming victims of lawsuits for scams How does it w
A warning is circulating that people who fall for online scams are being victimised twice: after losing money, their stolen personal data is then used by fraudsters to take out loans or open accounts, leaving the victims facing lawsuits for debts they never incurred. The claim stresses that scammers do not even use their own documents, such as Brazil's CPF identity number, making the fraud hard to trace, and calls for action to stop it.
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Data theft is dominating French tech and cyber news. Dutch police arrested a self-confessed former hacker linked to the ShinyHunters investigation, while the ANSSI cybersecurity agency detailed the blind spots that allowed a cyberattack on the French tax administration. Scams targeting public services like CPF, ANTS and Ameli are also still active, keeping data security in the spotlight.
- 4Unpaid salaries and CPF arrears hit Singapore F&B firms●In Singapore's F&B industry, issues of unpaid employee salaries and CPF (Central Provident Fund) contributions are occur
Singapore's food and beverage industry is facing a wave of complaints over unpaid employee salaries and missed Central Provident Fund contributions. Businesses named include Lao Huo Tang, Kenny Rogers, Srisun Express and Twelve Cupcakes. The problems are emerging against a backdrop of rising labour costs and continued strain on the sector, drawing public attention to employers' obligations.