Most Malaysians use NFC every day without even realising it. Whether you're tapping your debit card at a mamak, using Samsung Wallet to pay for groceries, scanning into your office building, or passing through public transport gates, chances are you're relying on Near Field Communication (NFC) technology. NFC is what makes these quick "tap-and-go" experiences possible. It allows two devices placed close together to exchange information almost instantly, making payments and access more convenient than ever. But as digital payments become increasingly common, scammers are finding new ways to exploit them. Recent warnings from authorities around the world have highlighted a worrying trend: fraudsters are combining social engineering scams with NFC technology to steal money and sensitive personal information from unsuspecting victims. And for Malaysians, this should sound familiar. We have all heard stories of scammers posing as bank officers, parcel delivery companies,...