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Being Asked to Keep Something Secret Is a Major Warning Sign
News, Tips and General Safety Advice.
Red Flags
Being Asked to Keep Something Secret Is a Major Warning Sign
Fraudsters often try to isolate individuals to prevent them from seeking advice.
Common Phrases
- “Do not tell anyone”
- “Keep this confidential”
- “This is a private matter”
Why This Is a Red Flag
Scammers use secrecy to:
- Prevent you from getting a second opinion
- Maintain control of the situation
- Increase pressure
What to Do
If you are asked to keep something secret:
- Pause immediately
- Speak to someone you trust
- Verify the situation independently
Stay Connected
Legitimate organisations will never discourage you from seeking advice or discussing a situation with others.
A Simple Rule
If secrecy is involved, treat it as a serious warning sign.
Franklin Chandler Cyber-Security Specialist
Franklin Chandler is a Cyber Security Specialist at Prevento, supporting the analysis and identification of digital fraud and online threats. With experience in network security and threat monitoring, Franklin focuses on detecting suspicious patterns in emails, messages, and web-based communications, including phishing attempts, spoofed domains, and malicious links.
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