Phish & Chips Van visiting London, letting the public pay for a meal with phishing emails and texts

British F1 driver Jenson Button has taken the wheel of Santander’s Phish & Chips van - serving fish and chips to the public in exchange for phishing emails and SMS phishing texts (smishing)1

The Phish & Chips van has been touring the nation to raise awareness of scam messages - serving over 3,000 portions of fish and chips to the public2

The Phish & Chips van was created after research3 revealed an estimated 600 million scam attempts were made in the UK over email, text and telephone in the last 12 months4 - the equivalent of over 1.6 million scam messages each day

The Phish & Chips van will be visiting London on Monday 6th November from 12pm - 1:30pm and will be parked on Cathedral Walk in Cardinal Place. SW13 5JE