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NAB warns of pop-up SMS scam targeting Australians

Australians are being warned about a new scam trend involving fake pop-up SMSes that impersonates NAB and temporarily disables their phone.

  • 26.02.2025
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  • Scams

What is a pop-up SMS scam?

Ever had a SMS message pop up on your phone screen then can’t find it in your messages? It may be a fake SMS pop-up scam, a new scam trend targeting Australians.

  • 26.02.2025
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  • Scams

NAB welcomes new scam prevention legislation

NAB today welcomed the passing of the Government’s Scam Prevention Framework (SPF) legislation as a positive step to better protect Australian consumers and businesses.

  • 13.02.2025
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  • Road to Zero

Charging ahead: Zenobe battery solutions driving sustainability

Zenobē batteries capture renewable energy, balance its supply on the grid and transport it to electric vehicles. It’s their mission to make clean power accessible across the world.

  • 04.02.2025
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  • Scams

Scam warnings drive almost $50million in abandoned payments

NAB customers abandoned $48.5 million worth of payments in the past two months alone after real-time payment alerts sent by the bank warned customers of scams.

  • 24.01.2025
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  • Scams

NAB reveals five scams to watch in 2025

NAB has identified AI-driven scams and new evolutions of cryptocurrency investment scams as key trends to watch out for in 2025, according to the bank’s experts.

  • 08.01.2025
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  • Scams

Leading the fight against sextortion

NAB has taken an industry-leading role in the fight against sextortion, a form of sexual exploitation and online blackmail that involves threats to share sexual images or videos of the victim.

  • 16.12.2024
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  • Cyber Security

NAB’s digital bank rolls out passkeys to customers

NAB expects to phase out passwords for internet banking within the next five years, replacing the security measure with passkeys and biometric recognition technology.

  • 12.12.2024
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  • Climate

What’s next for the humble brick?

As one of the world’s oldest man-made building products, the humble brick has a long story to tell, and one Aussie company is looking to ensure the future is still paved with bricks.

  • 11.12.2024
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  • Customers

A message of thanks from NAB CEO Andrew Irvine

NAB CEO Andrew Irvine has written to customers reiterating NAB’s focus supporting customers with the cost of living and scams.

  • 09.12.2024
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  • Best in Business

Black Friday sees more Aussies back shopping in-store

  • 04.12.2024
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  • Scams

Steal or deal? NAB urges Black Friday shoppers to recognise the red flags of scams

NAB is warning millions of Australians shopping the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales to know how to recognise a deal from a steal.

  • 25.11.2024
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  • Business

Fresh flavours and customer focus: il Mercato Centrale, backed by NAB

NAB customer, il Mercato Centrale is using customer feedback to deliver fresh flavours and an immersive Italian experience, underpinned by a focus on growth and expansion.

  • 07.11.2024
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  • Property

Piercing the gloom in the apartment market

Property investment and development management group Local is working on three Melbourne projects with a difference as build-to-rent fashions a place in the Australian landscape.

  • 31.10.2024
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  • Scams

NAB urges Coldplay fans to avoid a rush of blood amid ticket scam warning

Fans desperate to attend sold out concerts, including Coldplay’s world tour, are being warned of trouble from criminals looking to rip them off via ticket scams on social media and online marketplaces.

  • 28.10.2024
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  • Scams

Tyla’s ticket scam save

NAB customer Anna thought she’d finally found an elusive ticket to one of the year’s hottest concerts – Coldplay. But it threatened to be trouble until Fraud Analyst Tyla Dillon stepped in.

  • 28.10.2024
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