• Vanishing Act Pre-performance Talk and Performance, organized by We Draman Group, as soon as possible
• Seminar on Respect For All: Co-Creating Safe and Inclusive Shared Workplaces, organized by Equal Opportunities Commission & Dream Impack, as soon as possible
• HKCERT Capture The Flag (CTF) Challenge 2025, organized by Hong Kong Productivity Council (HKPC) and HKCERT, due by 14 Dec 2025
• 2025年粵港澳水資源探索之旅，北京師範大學珠海校區舉辦，2025年11月20日截止

Disclaimer: The above activities are organized by external parties. Participants should contact respective organizers directly for enquiry and details. Students are advised to join at their own discretion. The University shall not be liable for any consequential, incidental or contingent loss or damage.

Compilation of Fraudulent SMSs

Phishing SMSs are mostly messages sent by scammers posing as organisations or service providers.

Prevalent tactic: Scammers pose as organisations or service providers and trick you into clicking on malicious links or providing personal information by sending you SMSs disguised as notifications from banks. Common excuses include “You have subscribed to our services and charges have been deducted from your bank account” and “Delivery failed due to incorrect address”. You are lured into calling their “customer service” to cancel such services.

Recently impersonated organisations

Government agencies: ADCC, Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Treasury

Media platforms: HK01, HOY TV, NOW TV, YouTube Premium, WhatsApp and Facebook

Investment / insurance platforms: Binance, IBKR, uSMART, Futubull and AIA

Telecommunications services providers: China Mobile, csl and PCCW

Delivery / takeaway platforms: SF Express, Cainiao, Keeta and Foodpanda

Preventive measures

• Do not call phone numbers in SMSs or click on unknown links

• Seek verification directly from relevant organisations

• Look for the prefix “#” in SMS sender IDs

• Enter suspicious information on “Scameter” of CyberDefender or “Scameter+”, the mobile application of “Scameter” for security check

• If you suspect that you have fallen prey to a scam, please call the “Anti-Scam Helpline 18222”

Extracted from ADCC website, please visit HERE for more details.