among those encountering financial cybercrime; multiple answers were possible
Method of interview
Online survey
Supplementary notes
Original question:"Have you ever been a victim of financial cybercrime or online financial fraud? Examples of financial cybercrime include online banking fraud, credit card fraud, account hacking, data breach, and phishing. If yes, as a victim of financial cybercrime or fraud, which, if any, of the following actions did you take to limit additional exposure to fraud?"
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Actions of U.S. adults after encountering financial cybercrime 2023
A September 2023 survey found that ** percent of adults in the United States who had encountered financial cybercrime or online financial fraud changed passwords after the incident. A further ** percent contacted their bank or financial provider, followed by ** percent placing a fraud alert on their credit report.
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