Ministry of Interior Warns of Fake Emails About Traffic Police Fines
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The Ministry of Internal Affairs warns citizens about the increase in fraudulent messages via SMS, e-mail and social networks, which demand payment for alleged traffic violations recorded by the "Safe City" system. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, these are phishing fraud attempts, where citizens are sent fake messages and links, in order for them to enter websites and provide personal and banking data. "These are fraud attempts th…
Phishing scam with fake emails about unpaid speeding fines warns citizens to provide personal and bank details. The scheme was reported by the Regional Directorate of the Ministry of Interior in Shumen. The messages claim that the recipient has violated traffic rules and has an unpaid fine. The senders indicate a short payment deadline, and if it is not met, they threaten with additional sanctions, intervention by law enforcement agencies and ev…
The press center of the law enforcement agency warned about a new fraudulent scheme on behalf of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In a post on Facebook, the police warn about ...
A new phishing scam is using the name of the Ministry of Interior to steal personal and banking information. The scammers are sending fake emails about unpaid speeding fines and threatening with additional sanctions and forced impoundment of the vehicle. The Regional Directorate of the Ministry of Interior in Shumen is warning about the scheme.
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