DNSC Warns About Black Friday Fraud. How Can Buyers Be Fooled by Fake Offers and Messages About Parcels
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Black Friday shopping fever is an ideal opportunity for hackers and crooks looking for new victims. How can you not fall into their net? It respects the essential advice that authorities and banks pass on. Article How to avoid being the victim of online Black Friday fraud. Four essential tips to not fall into the net of hackers appear first on Romania TV.
The National Directorate of Cyber Security (DNSC), the Romanian Police and the Romanian Banking Association (ARB) warns about the risk of online fraud during the Black Friday period and recommends that buyers carefully check offers, delivery messages and payment requests, in order not to give criminals access to bank data or personal accounts.
The National Directorate of Cyber Security (DNSC), the Romanian Police and the Romanian Banking Association (ARB) recommends, on Black Friday, through the National Project for Digital Education and Prevention of Computer Crime #SecurityOnline, the verification of requests received throughout the course of purchases, especially before making the payment, but also after, writes Agerpres. DNSC draws attention that a promoted offer ...
https://cdn.edupedu.ro/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/dreamstime_m_128470370.jpg"Avoid links from ads or messages and "don't disclose the card PIN: these are two of the recommendations on Black Friday purchases, transmitted as part of a safety promotion campaign...
Because Black Friday is approaching, the Romanian police are sending us a series of recommendations to help us protect ourselves from online fraud.
As Black Friday approaches, buyers are warned to pay attention to online offers, messages about parcels and payment requests. The Romanian Police, the National Cyber Security Directorate (DNSC) and the Romanian Bank Association (RBA) recommend careful checking of stores and transactions to prevent computer fraud. The warning comes from project initiateers [...] Article Black Friday 2026: How to avoid online fraud. Police, DNSC and banks recommen…
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