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In 2026, network security for individual users is forecast to continue to face many new challenges, notably the increase in sophistication of online fraud. Cybercriminal groups will promote the application of Deepfake technology to create highly realistic fake images, videos and voices. Download The number of victims of online fraud has decreased after many years The number of victims of online fraud has decreased after many years. The National Cyber Security Association (NCA) has just announced that in 2025, the number of victims of online fraud will record a decrease for the first time in many years. However, experts warn users not to be subjective because forms of cyber attacks are constantly changing and becoming increasingly sophisticated. This is the content of the 2025 Cyber Security Research and Survey Report on the area of individual users, conducted by NCA, with the participation of 60,300 individual users nationwide. Survey results show that the number of victims of online fraud in 2025 has decreased significantly compared to last year. 2024. Specifically, about 555 users participating in the survey, 1 person said they were a victim of fraud, equivalent to a rate of 0.18%. Meanwhile, in 2024, this number will be about 220 people and 1 person will be scammed, a rate of 0.45%. According to the National Cyber Security Association, this is a very positive change, for the first time after many years online fraud recorded a decrease. This result comes from the drastic measures of the authorities, especially the specialized projects to destroy online criminal groups that are deployed at peak levels by the Ministry of Public Security both domestically and internationally. In addition, propaganda and dissemination of fraud identification knowledge to the people continues to be promoted, with a variety of forms, contributing to raising community vigilance. Tighter banking regulations. New regulations of the State Bank on biometric authentication for personal and business accounts also create significant technical barriers, making it no longer easy for criminals to use junk and unidentified accounts like before 2024. Banks also increased connection and information sharing with the State Bank and the Ministry of Public Security about accounts showing signs of fraud, providing timely support in monitoring, blocking and preventing money flows appropriated by criminals. However, Mr. Vu Ngoc Son, Head of the Associations Technology Department, especially recommended that online fraud is still extremely complicated, and users need to continue to increase vigilance. Subjects will find ways to apply new technology, even test new tricks and forms to bypass fraud prevention measures, the risk to users is still constant in cyberspace. According to the latest statistics from the Ministry of Public Security, in the first 11 months of 2025, losses due to online fraud are still very large, estimated at over 6,000 billion VND. Download Organizations and businesses must increase responsibility and invest in cybersecurity. Common forms of fraud Regarding forms of fraud, the National Cyber Security Association said that according to a 2025 survey, subjects still mainly use familiar scenarios such as impersonating agencies and organizations; fake winnings; fake shipper; pretending to be acquaintances; make romantic friends or invite financial investment. However, these tricks are becoming increasingly sophisticated, making it difficult for users to distinguish between real and fake and easily become victims. Survey results also show that police impersonation has emerged as the most popular form of fraud in 2025. Subjects create scenarios accusing users of being involved in criminal cases, asking to keep in touch to apply psychological pressure. After that, the subject requested to transfer money to prove innocence or install software for investigation to appropriate assets. Not only stopping at regular calls, the subjects also set up fake police headquarters, using many different impersonators to increase credibility and manipulate victims through video calls. The trick of tricking winning announcements and receiving gifts to appropriate money ranks second in popularity, followed by the form of soliciting high-profit investments. Other types of scams such as pretending to be a shipper or making friends or exchanging feelings exist quite persistently, although they are not new tricks. One point that is still worrying is that peoples habit of reporting scams has not improved. Only 32.12% of victims surveyed said they reported the incident to the authorities. While the majority of the remaining people surveyed only warned relatives and friends, 12.03% even accepted losing money without doing anything further. Experts say that this is one of the major barriers in fraud prevention, because failure to report causes the authorities to lack data to investigate, handle and warn the community early. Crime trends focus on mobile platforms According to the survey, in 2025, 34.13% of users will encounter at least one incident related to malicious code, a significant increase compared to 23.40% in 2024. This increase shows that malicious code is still one of the biggest threats to the Internetindividual users, in the context of increasingly sophisticated and difficult-to-recognize attacks. The National Cyber Security Associations nTrust fraud prevention system also recorded up to 62,952 new types of malware on mobile phones discovered in Vietnam in 2025, reflecting the trend of cybercrime increasingly focusing on mobile platforms. 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