Kaspersky Warns About Websites Designed to Scam Users Planning Trips to European Countries
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Kaspersky warns about websites designed to scam users planning trips to European countries
Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) has uncovered a scam targeting tourists who are applying for a Schengen visa. They receive phishing emails allegedly sent on behalf of an EU migration authority. Under the threat of additional checking procedures at the border, the scammers urge tourists to visit a fake website and submit a […]
Kaspersky's Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) has uncovered a sophisticated fraud scheme targeting tourists applying for Schengen visas. 🚆
The fraudsters began sending fake letters to the Russians on behalf of government agencies with QR codes to pay for non-existent postal services, a new wave of deception being reported by Kaspersky Laboratories.
Guidance for identifying e-inducing methods aimed at copying passenger passports and protecting digital identity against the risk of financial extortion. The post Kasperski cautions travellers from fraudulent sites that have the status of EU appeared first on Saudi Shopper.
The Caspersky Lab warned of a new wave of QR codes fraud - this time, the intruders on behalf of the official agencies are luring out from... ~ 05.10.2026, PRIM
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