Fraudsters Send Dangerous Letters to Ukrainians on Behalf of “Ukrenergo”: What You Should Know
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"Ukrenergo" warned about a new wave of fraudulent mailings. Fraudsters are sending phishing emails with viruses under the guise of power outage schedules. Ukrenergo urges not to open suspicious links and files.
Attackers try to infect users' computers with malware
Ukrenergo warned of a large-scale campaign to send fake letters on behalf of the company. The power grid operator of Ukraine urges consumers not to panic, and most importantly not to open such messages. “Careful, fake! Letters began to be sent to the e-mail of many Ukrainians, allegedly on behalf of Ukrenergo. The themes of these messages are different, but in general — ones that may encourage recipients to carelessly upload attachments or foll…
Letters with fraudulent content can be sent from Russia, they're believed to be from companies.
Fraudsters send emails with viruses on behalf of Ukrenergo. Do not follow the links in the letters about turning off the light tSN.ua (news 1+1).
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