Young adults ’putting themselves at fraud risk’ by sharing details online

Young adults’ willingness to share personal information with others online could be putting them at greater risk of fraud, a report warns.

Young adults’ willingness to share personal information with others online could be putting them at greater risk of fraud, a report warns.

While older people are often seen as less tech-savvy, potentially putting them at greater risk of fraud, UK bank NatWest found that less cautious behaviour among those aged 18 to 24 years old in particular could be making them vulnerable.