Thus, people across the country can now download and use the nTrust anti-fraud software for free, helping to protect their phones as well as join the anti-fraud community.

In the context of increasingly complex online fraud with many new forms, the development and provision of nTrust software contributes to supporting users in early detection of fraud risks.

It is known that nTrust software also supports the function of checking and scanning applications on the phone, detecting malware or fake software. Users can download the software from Google Play or App Store for their phones.

Information from the National Cyber ​​Security Association: nTrust is a non-profit software project, not using state budget, funding is mobilized from social sponsorship sources and the software was also introduced on May 13 at the workshop "Preventing fraud in cyberspace".

Hundreds of volunteers participated in the test in June 2024 to facilitate the update and improvement of the application's features. Accordingly, the new version significantly improves the ability to scan for malware and optimize the software's performance.

Mr. Vu Ngoc Son - National Security Association said: Currently, the nTrust anti-fraud database has more than 1 million records, verified and synthesized from data sources of the Ministry of Public Security, Ministry of Information and Communications, State Bank and member cybersecurity organizations of the Association.

When people download and use the nTrust software, they also join the nTrust anti-fraud community. Accordingly, if they detect any signs of fraud, people can send reports of phone numbers, phone numbers, account numbers, links, and suspicious apps to the center through the built-in features on the software. These reports will be collected, verified, and updated for the entire nTrust user community.

nTrust software emphasizes privacy, allowing users to be fully proactive in controlling and selecting the information to be checked and reported.